Sentence examples for streamlining suggests from inspiring English sources

Most of the research on streamlining suggests that this is sub-culturally accepted, or taken for granted, as a boyish activity, [ 1, 26] rather than being seen as an extreme, heinous, offence.

Genome streamlining was suggested as a nutrient and energy conserving adaptation in the ubiquitous and hard-to-culture marine alphaproteobacteria clade SAR11 [21].

It suggests streamlining welfare payments into four categories: the age pension; the DSP; a tiered work-age payment and a child payment.

Elimination of GR and TR from their genomes suggests streamlining of redox regulation.

This museum-worthy exhibition displays in intricate and colorful detail how much the opening up in the 19th century of a previously shuttered country influenced everything from hair combs made from humble horn to silver tea pots (their streamlined shapes suggesting 20th-century modernism before its time).

Bold values represent the maxima values cROI tract percentage of each cortical region within the tract, trGM cROI proportion of the overall tract grey matter belonging to a specific cortical region, TSC total streamline count Tractography suggests that the cerebello-thalamo-cortical pathway spreads out to many different areas of the brain.

It suggests that streamlining occurred in the evolution of the archaeal transcription machinery, that is, the loss of tfeβ in several species (Blombach et al., 2009).

This second decade, however, suggests that streamlined, tailored clothes and even trouser suits are on the return.

Indeed, for severely ill patients, international guidelines recommend the use of broad-spectrum antibiotics as first-line therapy to minimize the risk of inadequate initial antimicrobial treatment, and suggest streamlining initial antibiotic therapy and narrowing the spectrum whenever possible once the pathogen(s) are identified [10].

In addition to simplifying the form, staff suggested streamlining the faxing process within the clinic to save time and improve integration.

When compared to M. luminyensis, general characteristics of the " Ca. M. intestinalis" genome suggest streamlining accompanied by a sharp [G + C] % reduction as previously observed in free-living Prochlorococcus [ 29].