Sentence examples for randomly suggesting from inspiring English sources

A study by Professors Glenn Ellison of M.I.T. and Edward Glaeser of Harvard showed that in many industries, businesses were only modestly more clustered than if they were allocated randomly — suggesting that the benefits, while real, may often be small.

This time the infants picked randomly, suggesting that, without the in-mouth modeling, they no longer identified the plant as a more likely food source.

Overall, these results indicate that the residuals behave randomly, suggesting that the model fits the data well.

Recently, Lorthongpanich et al. reported that the absence of maternal Trim28 until zygotic gene activation at the two-cell late stage caused mosaicism of MMDs randomly, suggesting that insufficient expression of the candidate gene(s) at very early embryogenesis is an important event in the generation of MMDs in human imprinted diseases.

The fact that the gestures don't come randomly suggests they carry some meaning.

Even when it is uncertain that the 5' of the antisense sequences detected here are the result of transcription initiation processes, the fact that they are not distributed randomly suggests that they represent actual transcription events of the cell.

Assuming an estimated H. erato genome size of 395 Mb [ 14], and assuming that AFLP markers are distributed randomly, suggests that we surveyed polymorphisms at approximately 362 kb intervals across the genome.

At times the noise seems randomly evocative, suggesting another meaning of Tabula Rasa: a blank canvass.

Among schist outcrops, in contrast, cirque form appears randomly distributed, suggesting that bedrock characteristics (e.g., structure) rather than climate are the key controls on cirque growth patterns.

However, with STX3451 treatment for 24 h, along with disorganised actin filaments, phospho-paxillin plaques were randomly oriented, suggesting disrupted focal adhesion plaques.

This mismatch appeared to be distributed randomly and suggested that optimization of the PHI-BLAST pattern was unlikely to be informative.