Sentence examples for suggested to confer from inspiring English sources
High body mass index (BMI) is associated with mortality in the general population, whereas obesity is suggested to confer a survival advantage in hemodialysis (HD) patients.
We genotyped 542 CH patients and 581 control subjects for two SNPs, rs12668955 and rs1006417 that were recently suggested to confer decreased risk for CH in a GWAS.
One or two major QTLs were suggested to confer leaf sheath color, and two QTLs mapped on chromosomes 1 and 6 could explain more than 50%% of phenotypic variation (Hadagal et al. 1980; Yue et al. 2006).
Its human homologue is expressed in normal and psoriatic skin and has been suggested to confer susceptibility to psoriasis [45].
Lowland tropical forests supported by highly weathered soils often have high levels of extractable aluminum and relatively low soil pH, and floras of many forests on acidic soil have been suggested to confer tolerance to this element [41], [42].
To our knowledge the TGFB2 gene has not been studied in the context of human malaria but it was suggested to confer resistance to ECM in a wild mouse strain.
All 6 strains also have the mutation A381P in ethA, a prodrug-activator, which has been suggested to also confer high-level resistance to ethionamide [ 43].
The colloidal stability of the exfoliated graphene layers in water was suggested to be conferred by steric or/and depletion stabilization by the non-ionic yet largely hydrophilic polymer.
The higher prevalence of BRCA2 mutations among families with OC in our study may be due to the preponderance of mutations identified in the ovarian cancer cluster region, and lend support to the increased risk of OC suggested to be conferred by mutations within this region relative to other BRCA2 mutations [ 38, 39].
Several proteins have been suggested to be involved in conferring chromatin specificity.
For example, the acidic-rich repeat has been suggested to be important for conferring GR-regulating activity on BAG-1L and M (Schneikert et al, 1999).
