Sentence examples for spots suggest from inspiring English sources

Increased concentrations of Fe and Cu observed in the Ag-rich spots suggest that these molecules are metallothioneins (MTs).

These leakage spots suggest a Schottky barrier inhomogeneity, characterized by local low-barrier patches of about 0.5-1.5 0.5-1.5iameter.

Figure 5c shows the selective area electron diffraction pattern of the nanocrystalline TiO2 thin film and the presence of rings with discrete spots suggest that the TiO2 nanocrystalline film is made of small particles of uniform size with anatase phase.

Identification redundancies among all these spots suggest a high rate of PTM in chitinases and glucanases, as it has been shown in wine in which several chitinases were found to be glycosylated [ 50].

The nonrandom distribution of mutations and the existence of significant hot spots and "cold spots" suggest that features related to DNA sequence context as well as DNA replication and repair mechanisms contribute to the observed spectrum of mutations in the HPRT DNA.

There are also distinct hot spots suggested by the chemical shift perturbation maps, which provide suggestions for further research to be undertaken prior to inhibitor design, synthesis, and testing.

Some spots suggested he was like the autocratic president of Venezuela, Hugo Chávez.

As a consultant, Ms. Bakker gives room-by-room assessments, pointing out trouble spots, suggesting design changes and recommending products that promote comfort and ease household burdens.

But on a recent Friday night, the feverish activity at restaurants and night spots suggested there may be more to Mr. Capponi's claim than wishful thinking.

Several of the group's spots suggested that Iraq, rather than Al Qaeda, was behind the Sept. 11 attacks, even though the independent Sept. 11 commission investigation and other inquiries found no evidence of Iraq's involvement.

There are also lighter contrast spots, suggesting areas of lower electron density and, hence, some structural damage occurred during calcination.