Sentence examples for arise suggesting from inspiring English sources

(3) The beginning of a radio synchrotron shell on the southern side of the SNR where thermal X-rays appear to arise suggesting that N 157B is starting to become a composite SNR.

In reviews, notions of "feel" and "flavor" thus arise, suggesting subjective, almost aesthetic qualities involved.

Generally speaking, when either the assumption of normality or homoscedasticity or both are violated, highly inflated type I errors and false positives can arise, suggesting a non-robustness of parametric methods under these scenarios [ 9].

Finally, we observed that the fate of mutations with relatively large selection coefficients depends on the time that other large-effect mutations arise, suggesting that these stochastic population-level processes are significant properties of adaptive landscapes, as predicted by theoretical models.

Yet from first screenings, fans expressed scepticism about just how much of the raft Jack would have required, and conspiracy theories arose suggesting Rose may have hogged the space maliciously.

The company is set to announce new iPhones, and this much you can take to the bank, but rumors have also arisen suggesting we'll see a brand new wearable device of some kind – the great and powerful 'iWatch' of legend.

(Oph12) Numerous issues arose suggesting reasons for the dissonance between parents and ophthalmologists' experiences of referrals and certification.

However, when the original DNA was assayed again these bands disappeared and novel bands incidentally arose, suggesting that these shortened fragments were generated artefactually during PCR amplification.

Quite recently the new approach has arisen suggesting that OXT and OXTR interactions are crucial to preserve myocyte regeneration and proliferation rather than induction of the uterine contractile activity [ 28].

However the sampling methods used ensured the views of a broad cross-section of AHPs employed within the study setting were included and in the final focus groups, few new barriers and enablers arose, suggesting that the study may have been close to the point of data saturation.

While a substantial body of literature is arising suggesting alternate and potentially more powerful methods of determining overrepresentation of gene ontology groups, the field still seems to be in flux and so we have continued to rely on Fisher's exact test for this purpose[ 22].