Sentence examples for suggested that analyses from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that analyses should include development and testing of at least 200 models to generate an average (8).

Hence, it may be suggested that analyses utilizing D' matrix (like construction of LD maps and HapMap) should be based on a large sample size and preferably from within-breed group samples.

Hence, it is suggested that analyses of the results obtained from these instruments should not be considered by domains separately, considering that they are represented by only two questions.

Recent studies [ 23], however, have suggested that analyses based on women who were not selected for a familial history of cancer indicate that the risk for cancer associated with mutations in these genes is 50 and 16% for breast and ovarian cancers, respectively.

Gruvberger et. al., noting a strong association between ER status and outcome in the van't Veer data set [ 15], suggested that analyses of prognostic gene lists be stratified by ER status to ascertain whether the lists were simply functioning as proxies of ER-α gene expression [ 16].

This suggests that analyses carried out at the subsidiary or firm level disguise significant yet largely unexplored variation in the technological contributions made by individual members of these foreign units.

The team's results "suggest that analyses of zircon inclusions can't be trusted much at all," adds Jonathan Patchett, an isotope geochemist at the University of Arizona in Tucson.

Houston's Ray/Ray question is arguably a forerunner of the postmodernism of the 1990s, which suggested that analysing The Simpsons was as valuable as brooding over the latest novel by John Updike.

Driving factors for urban expansion vary between national and regional levels, suggesting that analyses on different spatial scales are necessary.

This finding suggests that analyses of affordability and physical access to health care in less developed countries should include a focus on emotional dimensions of utilisation.

This suggests that analyses of RGC data should consider hemiplasy explicitly.