Sentence examples for lost suggests from inspiring English sources

Early analysis of the seats gained and lost suggests the Liberal Democrats' problems may also create challenges for Labour.

The presence of bont genes within stable plasmids that are not lost suggests the genes confer some survival advantage to the host bacteria.

The reduction in the number of LDs in RGs when Marf is lost suggests that these RGs are unable to store cholesterol.

The result in Figure 6D where PIWI+coe+ cells in between the brain lobes are lost suggests these are progeny, not a stem cell class.

The fact that one of them, the pseudogene in Ca. K. galatii, seems to be in the process of being lost suggests that this redundancy might not be essential.

The fact that Pax6 is expressed more strongly in pTh-C than pTh-R progenitors and that rostral territory expands if Pax6 is lost suggests that Pax6 in pTh-C normally suppresses the molecular phenotype associated with the rostral thalamus.

Even some of the primaries that Tea Party candidates lost suggest how much the Tea Party sentiment has already pushed Republicans to the right.

The Federal Reserve made another assault yesterday in a war it has already lost, suggested a pessimistic group of economists who feel a recession is inevitable this year -- if one is not already under way.

I've been talking about it all my life as a rock star and people have been going, 'For fuck's sake – shut up and play your guitar.'" At the height of their 60s fame, he wrote a manifesto, now lost, suggesting the Who should split up.

The Fluc activity was completely lost, suggesting a real, albeit limited, function of this truncated GLV IRES in RRL.

Long-term visual function is maintained in this model of retinal disease even though the xenografted cells are eventually lost, suggesting a secondary protective host cellular response.