Sentence examples for dark suggests from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the higher abundance of the fumarate hydratase subunit FumC (cce_0396) and SdhA (cce_0663), a subunit of the succinate dehydrogenase complex, during the dark suggests an elevated metabolic demand for TCA-cycle intermediates leading to succinate.

On the other hand, phase-advanced photoentrainment in Six3-Cre Lhx1lox/lox mice, with an activity onset before dark, suggests that the Lhx1-deficient SCN does engage downstream oscillators when driven by light.

> -wrap-foot> The reduction in Chl a content and MV-Pchlide a accumulation in the dark suggests that DPOR is functional and contributes to Chl biosynthesis in the dark and that its function is particularly important under short-day conditions in M. polymorpha.

In "Crisis Variations" (2011) the touches are moody and dark, suggesting entropy and collapse.

The sounds effects in the dark suggest the wife is leaving the table, and the restaurant.

The yellowish-orange color of the worker ants suggests they usually live underground, while the males are dark, suggesting that they fly to other nests to mate.

The stage is often dark, suggesting that it is a natural part rather than an artificial representation of the world beyond it.

The title "When Nights Were Dark" suggested to Koma the protean nights that ancient man might have had, when hunting and battling were over for the day and the dreaming, the painting, the imaginative work could begin.

The ants couldn't find their way home in the dark, suggesting that light was crucial.

MRI in long axis showing that the akinetic regions are hypoenhanced and dark suggesting the presence of viable myocardium (C).

In the image taken on September 28, the interior of the J4 vent appeared dark, suggesting that it was filled with mud or water.