Sentence examples for cultures suggests from inspiring English sources

Cernik paused, smiled and answered by tapping the left side of his head with his index finger, a gesture that in most cultures suggests intelligence.

The higher pH of the NG cultures relative to that of the LSMMG cultures suggests that nitrogen metabolism was slower in the latter.

A considerable amount of data from Western cultures suggests that high expressed emotion can lead to relapse in vulnerable individuals, even when they are on medication.

Moreover, the increased expression of Nkx2.5, myocardin and cTnT in 3D hydrogels compared to 2D cultures, suggests enhanced cardiomyogenic differentiation capacity of cells in 3D.

But a new examination of mummies from ancient cultures suggests that the disease appeared long before the arrival of junk food and flat-screen televisions.

An old wives' tale that exists in several cultures suggests that when a pregnant woman looks at an unpleasant or ugly animal, her baby will take on a resemblance of that animal.

Hyaluronidase inhibited branching morphogenesis in both isolated UB and whole kidney cultures, suggesting endogenous HA is required for branching morphogenesis.

Nevertheless, MGF 110-1L, -4L and -5L are expressed in all three cell cultures suggesting they may play an at least beneficial role here.

Compounds previously found to be effective aggregation inhibitors in mammalian systems were also effective in Drosophila primary cultures, suggesting translational capacity between these models.

Osteoblasts and osteoclasts are known to express Ang II type I (AT1) receptor in cell cultures, suggesting the existence of local renin-angiotensin system (RAS) in bone.

The first metabolic studies performed in batch cultures suggested nutrient(s) limitation and/or by-product(s) inhibition as the reasons for this limited growth.