Sentence examples for multitude of suggested from inspiring English sources

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This multitude of suggested models probably reflects the observed large degree of inhomogeneities in size and contents of LDs, their wide variety of functions and their adaptation to different and/or rapidly changing metabolic conditions occurring in the LD-containing cell types.

Smoke suggests fire, sweat suggests that there are pores in the skin, and the multitude of events suggests that there is an atomic world underlying them.

Nonetheless, a multitude of reports suggest a criminal probe is ongoing.

A multitude of studies suggests a mathematical description of the linear relation between the RF size and eccentricity but they differ with respect to the measures used (e.g., a RF radius or diameter, classical RF with or without surround, perceptive vs. receptieve fields, with or without spatial attention, etc).

The multitude of interactions suggest a direct coupling between the cotranscriptional processes and processes at the NPC.

Such adult stem cells have been discovered and characterized in a multitude of tissues, suggesting the potential for therapeutic application in their host tissue [ 2- 4].

A multitude of evidence suggesting μG as a compelling modulator of oxidative stress [ 51] and immune suppression [ 2, 12, 16] further intrigues our interest in these miRNA families identified herein.

Although a multitude of observations suggest that either the presence of H3K9 methylation or direct association of the DNMTs with H3K9 methyltransferases might play a central role in targeting de novo DNA methylation at heterochromatic regions, the precise molecular details of these relationships remain poorly understood (Fig. 1).

Just as there is a multitude of evidence suggesting that chronic pain has a negative impact not only on physical but also on psychological health and wellbeing [ 30], the outcome measures of an intervention ought to be multidimensional and include the subjective experience of the patient.

Nonetheless, these multitudes of interactions suggest that molecular arrangements in this complex may be dynamic and intricate.