Sentence examples for suggested from a from inspiring English sources

All sorts of originals have been suggested, from a recent lord chancellor down.

In 1837 he suggested from a study of the fossils of the South Devon limestones that they would prove to be of an age intermediate between the Carboniferous and Silurian systems.

These findings concur with those suggested from a recent semi-empirical and ab initio quantum chemistry based series of calculations.

The potential gene flow has played in explaining variation in rice has been suggested from a recent survey of genome-wide patterns of nucleotide polymorphism [8].

The ability of Hd3a/FT protein to move long distances is also suggested from a study of the rice phloem sap proteome [4].

Additionally, an appropriate CPT-Vs model is suggested from a practical standpoint, which depends on terms directly measured by the CPT (qt or qc, fs and z).

The following correction was published on 9 October 2011: Not all figures quoted in "Cameron's patronising manner is adding to our disillusionment" (In Focus) were taken, as suggested, from an Ipsos MORI analysis.

It has been suggested from an experimental rat study that glycosylated immunoglobulin light chains preferably deposit in the liver [31].

This may reflect GPs confidence to respond to patient requests, as was suggested from an earlier qualitative study on the impact of euthanasia on GPs [ 2].

This seems to suggest, from a distance, the famous rings.

It is a move, the film suggests, from a comfortable semi-rural existence with roots to an ominous exurban no man's land of glassed-in conference rooms, rental cars and anonymous business hotels.