Sentence examples for standing suggestion from inspiring English sources

The lack of βγ2 dissociation from αq is consistent with a long standing suggestion that the G protein heterotrimer does not have to dissociate to act on effectors [21], [22] and recent reports of the inability of receptor activation to dissociate αq, αi-1, αz, αt-cone and αs-q chimera from β1γ2 [24], [25], [26], [27], [27].

Arguably the biggest outstanding problem in phocid phylogeny concerns the placement of Halichoerus within Phocina, and there have been long-standing suggestions (e.g., [ 76]) for taxonomic revision of these taxa.

It seems likely that the NVU is very sensitive for changes in pH and the interaction between vascular structures and cholinergic nerve fibers should be considered as a critical element in neurodegeneration, especially in the view of long-standing suggestions that vessels are lost in the aging brain.

They've manned a sort of Fusiliers-style redoubt outside the central markets for 86 weeks now, not in the style of the Big Issue in the North seller who touts for custom nearby, but just standing waiting for suggestions, problems and complaints.

Above, a child's face — a young face held over the sill with a suggestion of standing tiptoe — was flat against the glass of a window on the third floor.

Janet Morrison of Independent Age deplores the level of stigma and negative attitudes towards loneliness, and says we need to help local authorities and the public accept that "there's nothing wrong with admitting to being lonely, and things can be done to help reduce it" – though I don't think she would approve of the old suggestion of standing in a busy market with a lasso.

Nothing is more deeply etched into US foreign policy than standing by Israel, and suggestions made by some conservatives last week that Mr Obama was chafing at that compact were hardly to be taken seriously.

Mr Modi's reputation as a no-nonsense leader standing for muscular nationalism has led to suggestions that India would be more assertive diplomatically under his rule.