Sentence examples for islands suggesting from inspiring English sources
The materials to construct this place were carried here over several miles from various parts of the islands, suggesting that these rooms and chambers were a dynamic meeting place where people came for trade and ceremonials.
However, the mainland species were different from those on the islands, suggesting that the beetles had changed over time.
On September 10, the Television Infrared Observation Satellite observed an area of convection, or thunderstorms, to the southwest of the Cape Verde islands, suggesting the possibility of tropical cyclogenesis.
Optical mapping in all co-cultures revealed spontaneous electrical activity at a relatively low rate (1.2±0.3 Hz) that originated in the CPC islands, suggesting the existence of pacemaking cells amongst the CPC-differentiated cardiomyocytes.
In the SS-DMRs, the number of CpG sites on non-CpG islands is grater than those on CpG islands, suggesting that promoter regions on non-CpG islands were more affected during reprogramming towards pluripotent stem cells.
Instead, they feature a high GC content and CpG islands, suggesting other mechanisms, such as DNA methylation and chromatin remodelling are required to initiate WNT4 transcription.
On "Hercules," she's Fiona Apple manquée, and barely that; "Eden" conveys early Madonna, of all things; and "Islands" suggests that Enya may have popped up on Ms. Bareilles's iTunes shuffle with some regularity.
But mass extinctions on Thai islands suggest that these precious habitats face serious threats.
In contrast, their organisation into operons (or pathogenicity islands) suggests that, at least locally, related functions are in physical proximity.
However, molecular biologic studies on reptiles and amphibians with limited mobility capability among isolated islands suggest that such a land bridge may not have existed (Ota 1998).
Both experiments [16] and computer simulations [17] on two-dimensional islands suggest that the presence of facets can be effective in slowing down the coalescence process.
