Sentence examples for suggested ability to from inspiring English sources

UL29 and US24 appeared particularly early, with peak expression at only 6 hr postinfection, which may correspond with their suggested ability to stimulate IE gene expression (Feng et al., 2006; Terhune et al., 2010).

However, Good et al. (2001) found that large fry were favored in a drought (i.e., low flow) year, due to their suggested ability to compete for limited territories, whereas small fry were favored in a flood year, purportedly due to their ability to seek out and occupy refuges during high water events.

Early signalling to suggest significant variation is a desirable goal for VLAD, however simulation studies suggest ability to signal early may be mild and may be strictly correlated with the institution volume of activity [ 31].

Although different samples were compared, at similar total mean base coverage, SHS-PE low detected 30 indels compared to 28 for FS (Table  5), suggesting ability to detect indels is similar.

These data do not support the suggested ability of KIAA1524/CIP2A to function as a direct inhibitor of PP2A.

These results and prior laboratory studies underscored the importance of enzymatic U VI -reduction and sU VI -reductionility to combine desorption and bioreduction of U(VI).

It was suggested the ability to cope with limited amounts of O2 might contribute to its survival in a habitat subject to daily gradients of O2.

Academic record suggesting the ability to excel at graduate-level study.

History would suggest the ability to do so isn't inbred.

The researchers suggest the ability to apply predictive analytics techniques are, in a sense, more relevant than theory.

This architecture suggests the ability to both tether organelles and transport lipids between them.