Sentence examples for suggest that the shared from inspiring English sources
The results suggest that the shared mechanism for RS and PV relates to the modulation of the Pt/Nd:STO interface barrier, which are induced by the injection and trapping or detrapping of carriers.
The ad hoc coalition Saudi Arabia is leading against the Houthis might look like a hint of realization, but experts suggest that the shared purpose of regional powers in Yemen is so unique that this alliance does not foreshadow a future unified force.
Furthermore, the simulations presented here suggest that the "shared epitope", common to the RA-predisposing alleles HLA-DR4 and HLA-DR1, directly contributes to the engagement of the TCR itself.
These results suggest that the shared regulatory system of adjacent genes in S. cerevisiae is not highly relevant to their co-expression.
By rejecting the traditional Acraspeda and Scyphozoa hypotheses, these analyses suggest that the shared morphological characters in these groups are plesiomorphies, originated in the branch leading to Medusozoa.
These observations suggest that the shared activity of egr-1 and egl-27 is comprised mostly by egr-1 and that there is fine-tuning of the level of shared activity by feedback control of egl-27.
Family similarity persisted after accounting for parental depression, SES, time of day, and offspring sex and age, which suggests that the shared family environment influences parent and offspring stress hormone levels throughout the childhood years.
[A]nalysis suggests that the shared responsibility payment may for constitutional purposes be considered a tax.
Taken together, our data suggests that the shared molecular bases among multiple brain diseases are more enriched in the functional categories that are associated with neurological function.
The convergent adaptive evolution between dogs and humans in the same environment in the absence of such convergence between different human populations in different regions suggests that the shared environment may have played a pivotal role (Wang et al. 2013).
It is also suggested that the shared genetic liability between schizophrenia and bipolar disorder would make the genetic based refinement of the diagnosis of these diseases possible, which may also be tried for other diseases with overlapping symptoms [ 13].
