Sentence examples for bold suggesting from inspiring English sources

We found 193 GO classes enriched by wt DRIL1 (table S2), among them 86 GO classes were not found in the SUMO mutants (table S2, bold), suggesting a SUMO-specific regulation of these GO classes by DRIL1.

Factor loadings for each factor are shown in Table 4. Dominant loading values shown in bold suggest the following interpretation of the factors.

One day after the triple suicide-bomb attacks in Jerusalem, his predecessor, Ali Akbar Rafsanjani, urged moderate Arab states to "learn a lesson" from Iran and oppose the "deceptive" Arab-Israeli peace process.Some newspapers are bolder, suggesting that it might be time to end the 18-year break in diplomatic relations with the United States.

Logothetis et al. [19] found that the local field potential yields a good estimate of the BOLD responses, suggesting that the regional spontaneous BOLD signal may reflect spontaneous neural activities.

Arrange of Space are brash and bold tonight, suggesting Coltrane's Giant Steps or Mingus crossed with a far-out, futuristic military band.

Higher behavioral performance scores were associated with lower levels of fMRI BOLD responses, suggesting that better performance in L2 addition tasks might be associated with more efficient use of cognitive and neural resources.

After adding 10% pyridine that can cleave the complementary coordination of imidazolyl to zinc, these two peaks were blue-shifted to 478.5 and 714.5 nm, respectively (bold line), suggesting dissociation to monomeric bis-porphyrin by the disappearance of the head-to-tail type exciton interaction between two bis-porphyrins.

It has also been the boldest in suggesting tax and welfare reforms.

Some market experts said the lack of bold action suggested the bank had decided that the effectiveness of its huge monetary easing programme had reached its limits.

Given that fact, it would be bold to suggest that the scandal surrounding Lord Sewel will have big repercussions for the upper house.

He is right, and bold, to suggest a repatriation of much of agricultural and regional policy to the countries that make up the Union.