Sentence examples for suggest that any given from inspiring English sources

For there is nothing in the nature of a simple object to suggest that any given simple had to have existed.

Since this variability leads to immune system evasion, it is difficult to compare studies performed with DBL6ε domains from different isolates because our results suggest that any given DBL6ε induces antibodies that react only with sequences from each of the seven VB of this isolate.

With these caveats in mind, we suggest that any given random sample of genes likely contains mostly genes that deviate from the stereotypical gene architecture, thereby potentially affecting studies on codon usage bias and substitution rates if the data used are enriched or devoid of genes belonging to particular constellations.

Identification of these novel mutations suggests that any given population should develop a mutation database for its programme of breast cancer screening.

While previous studies have suggested that any given indoor fall carries less risk of injury than an outdoor fall [ 33], we found women had a higher absolute rate of injurious indoor falls than injurious outdoor falls.

These results suggest that in any given cohort of participants, the distribution of learning style orientations (LSOs) is diverse.

Experimental and computational studies of Aβ amyloids suggest that for any given segment there are one or more preferred parallel and (or) antiparallel structural states.

Whereas cells that underwent stress-induced mutation appeared to be mutated genome-wide (Galhardo et al., 2007; Torkelson et al., 1997), our results suggest that in any given cell, the mutation(s) may be localized near spontaneous DSBs.

This suggests that soon, at any given moment, more than half the world will be wearing this single textile.

Recent research suggests that on any given day there are about 800 sex workers online in Ireland.

"This shows it won't cost us anything; we just have to move the dollars around". Research by the Urban Institute, a group based in Washington, suggests that on any given day, as many as 110,000 single adults with severe mental illness are homeless in the United States, and as many as 260,000 single adults are chronically homeless.