Sentence examples for suggested missing from inspiring English sources

The most striking alteration besides the retinal degeneration was hypotrophy of the fat body in old TTR-A/TTR-A flies (compare Fig. 2A with B and Fig. 4A with B), reflected by decreased size, fewer lipid droplets and empty spaces which by shape and size suggested missing fat body cells (Fig. 4B, asterisks).

Although other analyses suggested missing data were missing at random, the higher reported mean heavy episodic drinking among responders via email, compared with the large majority who responded via the online survey, provides further grounds for caution in interpreting these results.

As suggested, missing information on ejection fraction may reflect a reduced level of ambition from physicians towards diagnostic work-up or care of patients, perhaps because of frailty and/or comorbidities, and has therefore been suggested as a marker of adverse outcomes.

But the idea that young people won't support research because it's "too far off," as a philanthropy expert suggested, misses the point that the value of mosquito nets against malaria was discovered through research.

But to assume that such characteristics define the modern NFWI is, Gill suggests, missing the point.

Other considerations include the borrower's income, existing bank relationships and a credit record that suggests missing a payment is an exception rather than the rule.

In addition, relationships among objects, i.e. a domain model, can suggest missing SDs, and the boundary of an STS can be determined without omission.

Common regularities are identified based on regularities supported by existing approaches to detect bugs or suggest missing code fragments, techniques that mine for structural regularities, as well as on the analysis of an open-source project.

The work in [3] mentioned that using the referrer field and the topology of the website heuristics can be used to suggest missing entries in order to be able to build the graph of webservers network.

'Lat/Long zero': latitude or longitude is exactly zero, suggesting missing data misinterpreted as real data (1%).

One approximate indication of coverage completeness is the number of Gm genes that are matched by Cf transcripts, so that Gm genes without Cf homologs suggest "missing" Cf genes.