Sentence examples for maintained suggesting from inspiring English sources

Along the roads, decorative shrubbery like Japanese barberry, bittersweet, wisteria, golden bell forsythia and trumpet vine cover the sites that aren't maintained, suggesting what would happen without Mr. Jelléy's sharp tools.

Our data indicate that while some initial advantages of HiQ electrodes are lost during chronic implantation due to intracochlear fibrous tissue growth, low DC levels and the high surface area appear to be maintained, suggesting that HiQ electrodes may have important clinical applications.

Only the broad-spectrum chelator, EDTA, affected the bactericidal activity of CB07 when a low pH was maintained, suggesting that a combination of cations may be involved in CB07 leachate toxicity.

Phosphorylation of Cdk1 on T-loop residue Thr-167 decreased whereas phosphorylation of another Mcs6 target the carboxyl-terminal domain (CTD) of the RNA Polymerase (Pol) II large subunit was maintained, suggesting that inactivation of Mcs6 in this setting was incomplete and preferentially affected CAK function [15].

Compared to BCR-ABL, the triple mutant's ability to activate the MAP kinase and PI3-kinase pathways is severely compromised, while STAT5 phosphorylation is maintained, suggesting that the former are crucial for the transformation of primary cells, but dispensable for transformation of factor dependent cell lines.

However, when cancer cells are transiently treated with 5-aza-CdR and then subjected to a continuous treatment with zebularine, remethylation is hindered and gene expression is maintained, suggesting that a combinatorial treatment method gives a better response in the inhibition of DNA methylation [37] [39].

But the figures, if they are maintained, suggest that the incline is now much gentler.

In his brief, Fisher relied heavily on two recent Supreme Court cases, which, he maintained, suggest that the U.S. is increasingly recognizing the "distinct emotional, psychological and neurological status of youth".

That the metabolic activity of the infected macrophages was maintained suggested that the bactericidal functions of these cells was also undisturbed.

Nevertheless, the reduction in cycloheximide-dependent tau phosphorylation in vivo when body temperature is maintained suggests that the bulk of the increase in tau phosphorylation over a longer period results from a decrease in body temperature (Figure 3D).

Crucially, the loss of genomic synteny (i.e., collinearity) in evolutionary time, even when a core set of shared genes is maintained, suggests that a virus should be defined in terms of a core set of genes essential for survival that exist in a constant state of flux upon a changing background of conserved, host gene-regulatory-networks.