Sentence examples for bis suggests from inspiring English sources

It will be a challenge to see how the recommendations can be implemented in the two years that Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) suggests.

The way to solve the safe-asset problem, the BIS suggests, is through broad austerity sufficient to return many sovereigns to creditworthiness.

So I am banking on Osmo Vänskä to do that for me; his recording (with the Minnesota Orchestra, on BIS) suggests so much, too.

WHO and BIS suggests the maximum permissible limit of SO4 in drinking water is 400 mg/l; all the surface water, shallow water and deep well water samples are within the permissible limit (Table 1).

As expected, our transcriptome profiling analysis revealed that the expression of a large number of TFs belonging to NAC, MYB, homeodomain box (HB) and WRKY families were significantly up-regulated in the MI and BI, suggesting their putative roles in regulating SCW biosynthesis (Fig. 7H).

The activation of a melanization response in S. exigua, P. rapae, and B. mori by Bi-VSP suggests that Bi-VSP may activate the PO cascade in a broad range of insects.

The fact that changes in delay were bi-directional suggests that a rule does exist.

As the prefix ' bi-' suggests, both the samples and variables of a data matrix is represented in a biplot.

Bi (2007) suggests that the OOPS model may be extended to the two-component mixture (TCM) model (which is unconstrained with regard to the distribution of motif occurrences) by first discovering a motif using the OOPS model, then scanning the input sequences to discover further occurrences.

The XPS spectra showed a binding energy shift of Bi element, suggesting that the Bi(+3−x) formal oxidation state could be the substoichiometric forms of Bi within the Bi2O2 layer.

Note that both the V1 and CA1 distributions appeared to be bi-modal, suggesting prospective or retrospective firing for V1 and CA1 bi-directional cells.