Sentence examples for suggested properties for from inspiring English sources

Field studies into families' use of physical and digital objects for remembering provided a rich understanding of associated user needs and human values, and suggested properties for 'digital mementos' such as being 'not like work', discoverable and fun.

The proposal for a dorsal circuit linking L STG to BA 44 (typically via the arcuate fasciculus) has long been part of models of the language system [e.g., Frederieci and Gierhan, 2013], and recent analyses by Rolheiser et al. [ 2011] suggest properties for this circuit that are consistent with the proposals here.

In addition, recent publications suggest cardioprotective properties for GLP-1 analogues and pharmaceutical or genetic inhibition of DPP4 in different animal models of AMI [ 27, 47].

These results suggest different properties for ISP3 compared to the protein in T. gondii, where ISP1-4 were all completely solubilised after NP-40 detergent extraction (Beck et al., 2010; Fung et al., 2012) and located to a specific sub-compartment of the IMC distinct from the protein meshwork underlying the IMC membranes.

These data suggested differential functional properties for these two ITAM-like tyrosines.

Under inflammatory conditions, such as atherosclerosis, pCRP is dissociated to mCRP [ 15] and thus exerts substantially different functions, potentially fuelling the inflammatory response, as suggested by the results of our whole-genome gene expression analysis that suggests pro-inflammatory properties for mCRP.

While government-mandated restrictions remain unlikely, urban development organizations like the Futura Institute have suggested supplemental property taxes for non-Israeli owners or incentives for developers to include affordable housing aimed at local residents in luxury projects.

Likewise, [18F] VUIIS1008 displayed a higher tumor-to-background ratio and binding potential compared to [18F] DPA-714 suggesting its promising properties for cancer imaging [26].

The relationship extracted between grain size and dielectric relaxation for CeO2 suggests that tuning properties for improved frequency dispersion can be achieved by controlling the grain size, hence the strain at the nanoscale dimensions.

A significant, albeit weak, phylogenetic signal is evident in the medicinal uses of aloes, suggesting that the properties for which they are valued do not occur randomly across the branches of the phylogenetic tree.

Graphene oxide is a promising carbonaceous nanomaterial with unique physical chemical properties suggested for various medical and industrial applications.