Sentence examples for it already suggested from inspiring English sources

Recorded on Madley Croft's digital eight-track to the accompaniment of a rinky-dink drum pad, it already suggested the xx's later style: a sultry melody with an uncluttered backdrop, and enigmatic but suggestive lyrics.

Trump's administration and the people surrounding it have already suggested that they will "strengthen" voting procedures, in a way that makes it more difficult for some people to vote (most likely minorities and poorer citizens who have a harder time complying with new rules like being required to produce photo ID at the polls).

It is already suggested that the Obg fold may be the main platform for protein-protein interaction [24].

It was already suggested that metal-deficient forms of SOD1 mutants might have a role in fALS [21], [22] but no general relation has been suggested up to now between lack of metal ion and protein aggregation.

Moreover, it was already suggested that KRAS and EGFR mutations were hallmarks of tobacco and non-tobacco induced lung carcinogenesis [ 17].

It was already suggested the beneficial role of kaemferol and quercetin as well as lignans for human in preventing against different types of cancer, cardiovascular diseases and diabetes.

Furthermore, it was already suggested that overexpression of Atg14L can induce autophagy even in nutrient-rich conditions (Matsunaga et al. 2010 J. Cell Biol., Fan et al. 2011 PNAS).

In the 1960s and 1970s, it was already suggested that patients' outcome expectations may be of importance in understanding the efficacy of psychotherapy (Frank 1968; Goldstein 1960) and CBT (Emmelkamp 1975).

In vitro it was already suggested to be suitable for adipose tissue-equivalent formation [ 13] and because of its biodegradability and biocompatibility we have chosen fibrin hydrogel as a scaffold for our project.

The present finding of DPG-IgG alterations in not-celiac ASDs is important evidence in favour of the hypothesis that a subgroup of ASDs patients are specially triggered by gluten, as it was already suggested [ 8].

For instance, it was already suggested that C60 did not cross the blood-brain barrier [ 38], whereas the results obtained by Mokrushin [ 39] suggested that fullerenes possess marked neurotropic properties and are neurotoxic substances irreversibly blocking the electrical activity of the nervous tissue.