Sentence examples for groups which suggest from inspiring English sources
Even a Home Office minister pitched in, describing the use of children as props by foreign beggars as "vile".Prompted by the papers, the opposition (which demanded that asylum-seekers who have the temerity to beg should be imprisoned and then deported) and by focus groups which suggest voters are increasingly worried by immigration, the government has promised to take strong action.
The GEP of RR practitioners presented here reveals altered gene expression in specific functional groups which suggest a greater capacity to respond to oxidative stress and the associated cellular damage.
We also show that the rate of protein sequence evolution is elevated in many of these paralog groups, which suggest their adaptive roles (Nei et al. 1997).
Both monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous CBP family proteins can be divided into two distinct groups, which suggest the possibility of functional diversification.
Total IgG and anti-glutatione S-transferase (GST) antibody level were not altered among the patient groups, which suggest that the autoantibody response was specific for FLNC.
In the current study, we found high scores at baseline for both intervention groups, which suggest that flow state is achieved in new users with first use.
No statistical difference was found between the MSC and BMNC groups, which suggests the clinical feasibility of point-of-care application of this type of cell therapy.
The risk for prolapse differs between ethnic groups, which suggests that the approaches to risk-factor modification and prevention may also differ.
Serum total cholesterol concentrations did not differ between the two treatment groups, which suggests a direct effect of estradiol on the aorta.
Testosterone levels also are traditionally lower in men with Alzheimer's compared with control groups, which suggests there may be a connection between lowering testosterone and an increased risk of Alzheimer's.
Greater differences are more evident for the three body mass groups, which suggests the lack of adequate reference values of biodynamic responses of seated human subjects of different body masses.
