Sentence examples for classification suggest from inspiring English sources

More recent studies and glomerular disease classification, suggest that this type of glomerular lesion, also observed in the present study, are consistent with glomerular sclerosis.

Therefore, our results, based on this classification, suggest that C-CM is able to polarize the microglia cells mainly versus the M2b alternative status of activation, whereas LI-CM induces a switch toward M1 and M2a phenotypes.

Our results with the ESHRE ESGE classification suggest that by separating malformations of the corpus uteri, cervix and vagina, this classification system can be more useful than ASRM for cataloguing complex anomalies of the female reproductive system (Fig.  4; Supplementary data, Fig. S1) and transitional cases (Acién et al., 2009).

The GSMA, which represents the mobile-phone industry, said the classification "suggests that a hazard is possible but not likely".

This classification suggests that Mande and Kordofanian were the first two branches to break off from the original Niger-Congo family.

It is possible to identify the functional classification suggested by Delgado-Martos et al. (right) [2], and the histological classification suggested by Marino (left) [3].

This classification suggests that the diversity of the compound data sets is driven by the scaffolds.

The views of the individual philosophers are more subtle and complex than the simple-minded classification suggests.

Thus Boorse, who argues for the value-neutral view of classification, suggests that evolutionary theory can tell us what conditions are healthy.

To judge our RPD and R2 values, we followed the classification suggested by Malley et al. (2004), who provided an overview and summary on this topic.

Fuzzy membership classification suggests that the majority of the samples fall under good water type followed by excellent water and poor water categories.