Sentence examples for in which suggested from inspiring English sources

In 1989, Franceschi proposed the immune theory of aging, or network theory of aging (Franceschi 1989; Franceschi et al 2000a), in which suggested that aging is indirectly controlled by a network of cellular and molecular defense mechanisms.

They have come under attack for discussions in the stolen emails that were published in November which suggested they were withholding information from their critics.

It ordered an external study of the UraMin deal in 2010, which suggested dodgy goings-on.

John Myers, a commercial radio executive, carried out a review of the two stations in 2011 which suggested much of their management structure should be axed.

BET11 (At3g58170) showed expression in pollen, which suggested a role during plant reproduction, while no data was available for BET12 (At4g14455).

According to reports, branches were broken high up the tree in question, which suggested someone had tried to climb it.

Anovulation was rare in winter, which suggested the effect of seasons on the estrous cycle.

This may support previous research by the Global Drug Survey that came out in November which suggested that MDMA may pose a greater risk to women than men.

Two days earlier, volunteers at the camp became aware of leaflets circulating in Arabic which suggested a route across the border by crossing a dry river bed.

There was comfort in his words, which suggested routine, custom.

He felt a change in the breeze, which suggested that the elevator was moving.