Sentence examples for submitted suggests from inspiring English sources

However new data on the type of requests being submitted suggests perceived risks to the freedom of the press and 'human knowledge' are being exaggerated.

A similar calculation based on data reported by Lu et al [ 11], and our recent study with TAT-conjugated copolymers (Sirsi et al., manuscript submitted) suggests that dystrophin per transfected fiber may reach 75% of normal levels.

The EO's latest Evaluation Report Quality Review indicates that there has been some improvement in the quality of evaluation reports submitted for review over the past two years, but the low number of reports submitted suggests that training on the standards or other support is still needed.

While it is possible that this indicates decreasing performance over time, our analysis of practitioner entry and exit trends 2008 to 2010 elsewhere (Palmer et al. submitted) suggests that the practitioner workforce is growing faster than the general population in most countries, which would not support this hypothesis.

The recipe Mrs. Bush's office submitted suggested that her cookies be baked for 10 to 12 minutes.

Horowitz-Kraus and Breznitz (submitted) suggested that activation of the error detection mechanism is affected by characteristics of the working memory system [12] [14].

Interestingly, upon replication arrest, WRN re-localization is completely abrogated in cells depleted of the 9.1.1 complex (Pichierri et al., submitted), suggesting that the replication checkpoint controls WRN function at stalled forks acting at multiple levels.

The abnormal expression of Wnt pathway member SFRP4 and WT1 in stromal cells and that of other members in the epithelial cancer cells (Pascal et al., submitted) suggest a significant role of Wnt signaling in prostate carcinogenesis.

This underestimate can be corrected by adjusting for the duration of smoking after 1972 (Burns et al., submitted) suggesting that the increase in risk may be related to changes in the characteristics of the cigarettes smoked over time.

We have also recently identified an unusual subset of human Mtb specific CD8+ T-cells that produce IL-13 (van Meijgaarden K.E., Haks M.C., Ottenhoff T.H.M., Joosten S.A., submitted), suggesting a contribution of these cells in TB pathogenesis.

However, recent theoretical models of PTSD (Ehlers & Clark, 2000; Joseph et al., 1997) as well as results from recent phenomenological studies (Evans et al., in press; Michael et al., 2005, in press; Speckens et al., submitted) suggest that rumination and re-experiencing are conceptually and phenomenologically distinct.