Sentence examples for products suggesting from inspiring English sources

Yet, in the same line of argument, the authors directly correlate what they consider to be an increasing human population with the demand for livestock products, suggesting that the milk production and consumption is higher in East Africa and the Horn of Africa than in the rest of the sub-Saharan Africa.

Investigators have now found melamine in infant milk powder produced by more than 20 companies, including some of China's biggest dairy companies, and in other dairy products, suggesting a much wider problem.

Several sets of (00 l) reflections were observed for each of the products, suggesting the existence of multi interlayer distances as found in our previous work [26].

The representative AMPs, ARVA and indolicidin, are degraded significantly during incubation with dilute, washed erythrocytes and yield a variety of degradation products, suggesting significant exopeptidase activity.

Despite high sequence identity, AtALT1-4 generate different lipid products, suggesting that ALT homologs in other plants also have highly varied activities.

PCR products from sample AUX-23 gave rise to heteroduplex bands when mixed with IA products as well as with IB products, suggesting the presence of HAV isolates from both subgenotypes in the serum.

Besides, consumers' health-related associations were generated by graphic design and not by the functional aspect of the products, suggesting that graphic design plays a key role in shaping health-related associations.

EngD variants, which lack Trp162, showed a significant reduction in activity and an alteration in the distribution of cellohexaose degradation products, suggesting that Trp162 plays a direct role in substrate binding.

Templates with a short region of homology limiting hybrid propagation exhibited a slow accumulation of transfer products, suggesting that for tested long homology templates hybrid propagation was not rate limiting.

Last September, she introduced AHAlife, a Web site that offers niche products suggested by a variety of "trendsetters and tastemakers".

Accordingly, do the existence of "food ghettoes", where communities can purchase their own products, suggest voluntary segregation or simply continued religious adherence among migrants and their offspring?