Sentence examples for intuitively suggested from inspiring English sources

The similar degree of mitochondrial and MDR staining across all four cases of chRCC would have intuitively suggested that all four would have similar uptake characteristics.

Jacob intuitively suggested decades ago that building blocks are used over and over in biological processes to create new functions [ 35].

Ohno's original model [ 25] intuitively suggested that duplication facilitated novel functions (neofunctionalisation) through the relaxation of purifying selection due to redundancy after duplication.

We find that there is, in the small-scale decentralised system, a (potential for) control and participation at the level of the individual, intuitively suggesting greater procedural justice.

Because the length of KNtp is conserved and limited (Fig. 2G), the special position of the Kir6.2 N-terminus intuitively suggests that it attenuates channel gating by acting as a chain to restrain the rotation of CTD, which is important for Kir family channel gating (Whorton and MacKinnon, 2011, 2013).

This intuitively suggests a form of genome duplication as a plausible mechanism for their evolution.

The cluster and the association network (Fig. 5a and 5b) intuitively suggest possible roles that the inner proteins play in the TGF-β signaling pathway, which have not yet been incorporated into the Ingenuity pathway.

The issue of impedance matching may initially or intuitively suggest that acoustic energy will not enter the TPC by way of a bony interface with fatty channels, and eventually find a bony pathway to the inner ear.

Though the hypofunction we observed intuitively suggests a decrease in inhibition, the NCF is an integrative structure that contains both 'off' and 'on' cells [33], and a decrease in the overall level of activation would not rule out the presence of enhanced facilitation.

Canada and the United States report Attraction Scores that are apparently higher than their policies would intuitively suggest.

The associated higher gravitational potential energy intuitively suggests that the activity would be more costly, in contrast to the present findings.