Sentence examples for be suggested that at from inspiring English sources
It might reasonably be suggested that, at 30, Dixon's career has already contained enough surprises to keep her on her toes for life.
Furthermore, it could be suggested that at lower pH value the AC surface is surrounded by hydronium ions thereby preventing the metal ions from approaching the binding sites of the adsorbent; in contrast, as the pH increases, more negatively charged surface becomes available thus facilitating greater copper removal (Wong et al. 2003; Tumin et al. 2008).
18 Therefore, it can be suggested that at doses above 4 μM, any observed effects may not be cannabinoid receptor-mediated.
It could be suggested that, at least for the NRY, further microsatellite typing may eventually differentiate the apparently homogenous Cross River region and our results simply reflect a lack of marker resolution.
From this, it might be suggested that, at least in the human, intrachromosomal NAHR without genomic rearrangements could also occur during meiotic prophase, and function as a normal pathway to repair (meiotic) DSBs along the unsynapsed axes of X and Y. Persistence of meiotic DSBs and asynapsis are detected by the machinery that induces MSCI in the mouse [ 48, 47, 74, 18].
Except, it was suggested, that at this bank, one can easily lose one's money.
With many designers in the frame for the prestigious royal wedding commission, it had been suggested that at least two designers might be involved.
When it was suggested that at this point he had nothing left to prove, Mr. Garth responded brightly: "A couple of years ago, I had nothing left to prove".
It was suggested that at Shiloh Sherman might have been overcompensating for the accusation of timidity by belittling the notion of a rebel attack.
It has, however, been suggested that at least 50% of all pre-clinical data, independent of discipline, cannot be replicated.
