Sentence examples for identified suggests that from inspiring English sources

The high rate of hits identified suggests that focused minilibraries may be desirable for developing bioactive ligands of cell surface receptors.

If the 15 men indeed killed Mr. Khashoggi on the orders of the Saudi royal court, as Turkish officials have charged, the ease with which they appear to have been identified suggests that they did little to cover their tracks.

Examination of the mutant alleles identified suggests that, a microhomology-mediated end joining (MMEJ) DNA repair pathway is likely to be the predominant process involved in erroneous repairing of Cas9-induced double-stranded breaks in F. graminearum.

Phylogenetic analysis of all protein family members identified suggests that the seven protein members typically found in vertebrates correspond to the seven delta-catenin protein subfamilies previously identified in humans (Figures 1 and 2) [35].

The extent of the DRA diversity identified suggests that the DR sub region associated with ESG2 has evolved independently from ESG1 and is more likely to be an ancient allelic lineages preserved by balancing selection rather than evidence for a cross-species hybridisation event.

The frequency (from a very limited survey) with which these proteins were identified suggests that the PD may represent a receptor-rich domain and points to a previously unrecognised potential for cell-to-cell communication to be influenced by factors in the extracellular environment.

The number of differentially expressed genes identified suggested that expression varied significantly between tobacco tissues and throughout development for the majority of genes in the plant.

The trends that Jones' team identified suggest that much of the wine world is in for an uncomfortable ride over the coming decades.

Responses given by lawyers for the government at the IPT imply that there has already been one unidentified case, handled by MI5, where "the potential for tainting was identified" – suggesting that lawyers pursuing litigation may wrongfully have benefited from intercepts.

A senior official of the United Automobile Workers, who asked not to be identified, suggested that Ford's actions might revive the cooperative labor partnership between the company and the union, which had frayed in recent years.

Further, a tension between student satisfaction and quality learning is identified, suggesting that to usefully inform improvement, feedback must always be interpreted using theory on teaching and learning.