Sentence examples for suggested independently from inspiring English sources

Dr. Williams said hints of a sizable molten lunar interior had been suggested independently by NASA's Lunar Prospector spacecraft, which cost $63 million and recently mapped the Moon's gravity field.

A variant of the construction was suggested independently in [16].

It has been suggested independently of that passage that Speusippus is lurking behind the 'harsh thinkers', the anti-hedonists, of 44a-47b (Schofield 1971, Dillon 1996).

By deriving a new weighted estimate of the pressure, the improved estimates of density have been suggested independently by Plotnikov and Sokolowski [7 9] and by Frehse et al. [10].

Two astronomers, John Couch Adams and Urbain Leverrier, instead suggested (independently of each other but almost simultaneously) that there was an eighth, as yet undiscovered planet in the solar system; that, they thought, provided the best explanation of Uranus' deviating orbit.

This method of travel, suggested independently for the motion of sand on Earth, would explain how Martian dunes are moving despite the fact that the high winds needed to jumpstart the grains are few and far between.

These results also suggest independently that inhibition of angiogenesis may represent part of the mechanism by which semaphorins modulate tumor progression, but that it may not always be sufficient to inhibit tumor growth.

These studies suggest, independently, that immune pressure is exerted on viruses that match the vaccine at V2 position 169 and also at V3 position 307 (Fig. 2A).

However, the patients with the Val162Met mutation did not share a common haplotype, suggesting independently arising mutations in the same residue, possibly pointing towards a mutational hotspot for RAB7.

This suggests, independently of the evidence based on the crystal structures of Gal-1A and Gal-1B, that Cys8 might have played an important role in functional divergence between Gal-1A and Gal-1B.

To fill the gap, the government has suggested that independently financed news consortia (IFNCs) – alliances of television producers, newspaper groups, radio stations and websites – could provide news for ITV, using money diverted from the BBC licence fee.