Sentence examples for suggested core from inspiring English sources

We then refined the list based on the proposed learning outcomes from the suggested core competences for GPs in Europe.

Integrating on call rotations into internal medicine clerkships would be in line with the suggested core condition of "supported participation" for clinical workplace learning [ 21].

The ARS consensus sequence, however, was present only at 3 chromosome ends; thus, the suggested core sequence hardly corresponds to authentic chromosomal replication origins, and is likely to be similar to the X-elements characteristic of S. cerevisiae telomeres [ 34].

Also, studies investigating the relationship between addiction (comparing the CORE 4 approach and the GAS 7 approach) and correlates of addiction would be a welcome addition to the field in order to validate the suggested CORE 4 approach.

In pSS the proposed disease activity measures Sjögren's Syndrome Disease Activity Index (SSDAI) and Sjögren's Systemic Clinical Activity Index (SCAI) include fatigue as well as other subjective health complaints, and fatigue was included among a suggested core set of outcome measures in pSS [ 6, 7].

However, we found the suggested core motif C A S S E PS RF in nine out of 10 sequences starting with CASSE of 138 bases in length, and in only in one out of 21 sequences starting with CASSE of 141 bases and 144 bases in length (not shown).

"This report suggests core inflation will persist despite price swings in food and energy," said Cooper Howes, an economist at Barclays.

The rise suggests core consumer price inflation will begin to work its way up in the coming months.

Our study provides an invaluable resource for further mechanistic studies and suggests core factors regulating pre-implantation embryo development.

For Mercury, MESSENGER data further suggest core formation under reducing conditions that may have resulted in an Fe S Si composition, further complicating the core crystallization process.

Markenson et al. [4] suggest core competencies and subject areas for terrorism, disaster, and public health emergency preparedness for health-care students based on professional school outlines.