Sentence examples for individually suggested from inspiring English sources

The high concordance between the linkage maps constructed using two different F2 populations containing 232 and 252 progeny individually suggested that the recombination of traits was the similar in these two populations.

The children individually suggested the substitution of a number of words and expressions for synonyms in order to facilitate comprehension.

The mRNA expression data individually suggested the existence of patient clusters with good or poor prognosis but the p-values ((p = 0.02109 for good prognosis and p = 0.00042 for poor prognosis, log-rank test for Kaplan-Meier survival functions) were higher than those of iBFE.

The individually suggested methods outlined will be useful if you cannot dedicate time to meditation.

And yet so much of what we do, collectively and individually, suggests that we still believe more wealth is the answer.

In conclusion, our results suggested that the coexistence of AFB1 and ZEA or DON in agricultural products could be more hepatotoxic than individually, suggests that the toxicological interactions of these toxins need to be better understood to assess health risks.

Each group participant will individually suggest measures and present these measures to the group members for discussion.

The observation that overexpressed Evc and Evc2 proteins localize to the cilium after co-transfection, but not when expressed individually, suggests that basal body and cilia localization is dependent on the interaction between Evc and Evc2.

N. lugens Tolls are distributed in each cluster and are closely related to Apis mellifera Toll-1, Acyrthosiphon pisum Toll-6, Toll-7, Toll-8, and Toll-10, individually, suggesting that most N. lugens Tolls have the most closely phylogenetic relationship with those counterparts from A. pisum.

Although the available studies individually suggest that there is no effect overall on breast density following dietary isoflavone intervention, data from this meta-analysis provide evidence of a modest increase in breast density in premenopausal women taking isoflavones compared with control, and the effect may be greater in longer studies.

Further, a mixture of different estrogenic chemicals was considerably more potent than each of the chemicals when tested individually, suggesting that enhanced effects could occur when fish are exposed simultaneously to various estrogenic chemicals (as is likely to occur in rivers receiving effluent).