Sentence examples for first stage suggested from inspiring English sources

The first stage suggested they could if new infrastructure was put in place.

The name means "third stage," suggesting that an additional home for work has been added to the Opera's existing houses at the Palais Garnier and the Opéra Bastille.

Bearing in mind these caveats, the enrichment of low P values in the second (and third) stage suggest that at least some of the SNPs we selected are likely to show true association with g.

In the first stage, as suggested by Etzkowitz (2008, p.8), "a Triple Helix regime typically begins as university, industry, and government enter into a reciprocal relationship with each other in which each attempts to enhance the performance of the other".

It should be noted that the xylose yield obtained here was lower than that in the first stage, which suggested that the dehydration reactions were much faster than the hydrolysis reactions.

Finally, although they narrowly miss out on nominal significance in the third sample, the presence of non-coding RNAs in this list derived from the first two stages suggests that the hypothesis-free genome-wide association approach is a valuable complement to candidate gene studies because it includes genomic regions that would previously have been disregarded as "junk DNA".

In addition, the signs on the standard deviation coefficients in the first stage are negative suggesting that higher standard deviations are associated with lower nlhhis.

All loci identified in the second stage had been identified in the first stage of analysis, suggesting that additional SNPs in known loci - that are not in linkage disequilibrium with the SNPs used as covariates - are associated with lipoprotein traits.

The apparent absence of pericycle cells during this stage suggests that the CCs form the first layer of stele cells.

The rapid proliferation stage suggests an uncontrolled stage of angiogenesis.

The suggested first stage is the identification of individuals with a capacity for accessing and understanding HTAs, and then making these individuals the "focal points" of HTA and scientific evidence of effectiveness of healthcare interventions.