Sentence examples for instances suggesting that from inspiring English sources
The seam syncytium did not maintain its linear appearance and failed to fuse in some instances, suggesting that the cells were unable to maintain or form correct cell-cell contacts.
A third group of isoforms (10%) retained intergenic sequence, in some instances suggesting that the 3′ parent contributes an extended 3′UTR to the 5′ parent gene.
PS externalization has also been detected on viable cells in some instances, suggesting that PS exposure alone may be insufficient to trigger phagocytosis and that additional signals are necessary.
The class averages show that the interface between the N-terminal collars can partially crack open in some instances, suggesting that this region is somewhat unstable when the CMG is bound to ssDNA.
The presence of dead and necrotic QPX cells was reported in some instances, suggesting that clam's humoral and/or cellular response was sufficiently efficient to lead to the healing of infected individuals [ 6, 8, 22].
In contrast, the third combinatorial treatment that we investigated (BEZ235 TRAIL) was characterized by marked antagonism and poor fraction affected in most instances, suggesting that inhibition of the PI3K/mTOR pathway can have synergistic anti-melanoma effects with TRAIL only when associated with targeting of the MEK ERK pathway.
Other instances suggest that Complexity can also refer to the complex nature of entities, phenomena or human activities in addition to the current 'textual organisation' orientation of this category.
Bear in mind, none of these instances suggested that the Justice decided as he did because he was bribed to do so, or that he sided with a litigant to whom he was related even by an insignificant degree of consanguinity.
These instances suggest that even in a hostile environment, pregnant women can sometimes have a sense of agency which enables them to exert control over their health.
None of this remotely resembles a lecture – but just in case, Pascoe inserts a self-mocking line in each instance suggesting that it may not be the culture that's at fault, but her reaction to it.
It's a tone practically guaranteed to grate like nails on a chalkboard when, for instance, suggesting that a clean bathroom "says you're in control of your life and your home".
