Sentence examples for suggest complete from inspiring English sources

The reads mapping near the chorion protein genes completely surround these genes and therefore suggest complete duplications, assuming that Class 1 reads represent tandem duplications.

Just before I met Greg, his appeals lawyer petitioned the prosecutor for a sentence modification, a procedure in which, on a prosecutor's recommendation, an Indiana judge might amend a sentence and grant an early release for a prisoner whose behavior and record in prison suggest complete rehabilitation.

When coupled with geologic and stratigraphic information, temperature time simulations of the thermochronometry results suggest complete He loss from the apatites at minimum peak temperatures of ~ 88 °C in Devonian Pennsylvanian time, cooling to near-surface conditions by the Early Cretaceous, followed by reheating to ≤ 72 °C during Cretaceous Early Tertiary time.

More fundamentally, if, as we suggest, complete genomes represent the best tools for genotyping, we propose that 0406SEN should constitute a new GT8 different from GT2 (8619NGA) and that the genotype division should be set at 76.4 to 81.6% nucleotide identity at coding sequences for all five viral proteins.

We suggest complete eradication of lionfish through fishing is unlikely, and substantial reduction of adult abundance will require a long-term commitment and may be feasible only in small, localized areas where annual exploitation can be intense over multiple consecutive years.

A priori there is little evidence to suggest complete isolation.

And because those who speak Theater also sing it, at least in their hearts, I suggest completing the package with the boxed CD set 'Sondheim: The Story So Far,' (Sony Classics, 2008, $54.98).

The invention describes a way for touchscreen devices to suggest completed words after a user has part-typed them to speed up text input.

Viewed another way, it suggests complete uselessness.

As the production's title suggests, complete retrospective knowledge is not easily come by.

WAHLBERG: And, just for the record, that is? COOGAN practises his inimitable half curl/half wobble of the lip that suggests complete and utter befuddlement.