Sentence examples for suggest unidentified from inspiring English sources
CMRSA-5 was not identified in any patient in Hospital C. The apparent disconnect between patient and environmental MRSA clone distribution in Hospital C is interesting and may suggest unidentified reservoirs or sources, such as hospital staff, visitors, or unscreened patients.
Between 6% and 42% of variation in strain prevalence densities was not explained by multivariate models, suggesting unidentified determinants.
In placebo controls, however, plasma p-cresol spontaneously rose by >50% during a short follow-up of only 1 month [ 97], suggesting unidentified confounders forcing the results to a difference favouring synbiotics.
These results suggest that unidentified mutation(s) in the CAG18439 chromosome other than Tn10 and lacI cause the high transformation frequency in CAG18439.
These data suggest the unidentified human B. anthracis PGN receptor recognizes polymeric PGN to induce TNFα, but does not exclude a second receptor that can recognize digested products of PGN.
The authors suggest an unidentified permease is salvaging enough pantothenate to survive but not enough to cause disease.
These findings suggest that unidentified molecular cues in tumor cells also initiate the expression of NKG2D ligands, allowing potentially dangerous tumor cells to be distinguished from normal cells.
Evidence from family studies suggest some unidentified common gene variants (presumably of weak effect) are likely to be important in the aetiology of ASD.
We suggest that unidentified processes must be acting differentially in the copperhead to remove genomic sequence, potentially due to mechanistic differences in the biology of the two snake lineages and/or differences in selection on mutations that alter genome size.
University representatives said the lab would not have classified work, but the application suggested that unidentified government subcontractors might work in the Level 3 and 4 areas, especially in the event of a bioterrorist strike or other national emergency.
"Delays in Athens Raise Concern on Olympic Security Readiness" (front page, July 3) raises a disproportionate level of fear and anxiety through some implausible terrorist plots suggested by unidentified foreign intelligence officials.
