Sentence examples for suggest rapidly from inspiring English sources

Two datapoints suggest rapidly increasing energy use.

The figures suggest rapidly changing environments on the High Streets, presenting problems for shoppers confused by constant change, which makes them reluctant to return.

In addition, anti-clinically amyopathic dermatomyositis antibodies associated with this subset suggest rapidly progressive ILD [ 74].

Deep, rich, largely tonal harmonies evoke the ocean's breadth; flurrying patterns in the upper registers suggest a rapidly changing sky.

The Chandra data suggest a rapidly rotating neutron star was formed by the explosion, which would be one of the youngest objects of this type ever observed.

The dot would, Dr Kelly hopes, suggest a rapidly looming object and thus trigger the "banking" reaction before an aircraft came along.

We suggest that rapidly growing dendrites have a pronounced effect on the grain structure of conventionally grown multicrystalline silicon, and that their unpredictable occurrence limits the grain refinement potential for the most common growth conditions.

Its black-and-white photography and restricted scale suggest the rapidly shrinking budgets that accompanied the late-'40s collapse of the studio system, yet both of these elements work to the benefit of this taut little tale of a Confederate raiding party, led by Flynn, pinned down on a mountaintop by Union troops and Shoshone Indians.

Together, these observations suggest a rapidly growing need for sensitive and accurate mutation detection in clinical specimens as part of routine clinical care.

On the basis of this evidence, we suggest that rapidly evolving genes are shorter, have more variable expression and are GC3-rich.

These results suggest that rapidly evolved genes have a higher propensity to be lost, but the pattern is only upheld for non-disease genes.