Sentence examples for suggested in the case of from inspiring English sources
Archaeologists are divided over whether all these cultural and economic attributes arrived with a single group of new immigrants speaking a new language or resulted from a more piecemeal development of different skills and the adoption of new techniques by indigenous hunter-gatherers, as has already been suggested in the case of herding among the Khoekhoe.
AMINE and (ACID 2(AMINE)3 have been suggested in the case of aromatics and MIBK.
Such a possibility could also be suggested in the case of alleviation of salinity stress by silicon in rice.
For this reason this strategy has been suggested in the case of race, gender, and other human kinds (Haslanger 2003, 2005; Mallon 2003, 2006), and more generally for scientific facts (Boyd 1992).
Using Bizek's approach, two acids: amine complexes, (HO):(R2N) and (HO):(R2N 2, are assumed to exist in the organic phase in case of proton-donating diluents, while the complexes (HO):(R2N) and (HO)2:(R2N)3 are suggested in the case of non-proton-donating diluents.
Compensatory responses have been suggested in the case of the GroEL protein.
It suggests in the case of a couple with two children, each needs to reach an income threshold of £20,400.
Having grown up in Ivrea, he suggests in the case of Olivetti, it was "very centred on... the person of Adriano Olivetti, and the moment when that reference model disappeared, the cracks began.
He suggests in the case of not missing at random values to test sensitivity of results in one or several directions since the vast array of possible directions is not feasible to account for (Longford 2005).
This evidence suggests, in the case of heterochronic parabiosis, the inhibitory factors introduced into shared circulation by old partners were continuously removed, or functionally neutralized, by the young partners.
The role of fear in driving presenteeism was suggested in the recent case of temporary agency workers at a Derbyshire site of retailer, Sports Direct.
