Sentence examples for suggested to differ from inspiring English sources

Auroral behaviors were suggested to differ during PI and MI, indicating that these differences can be used potentially as optical counterparts of SC-related FACs (Motoba et al. 2009).

This result was not completely surprising, as the roles of the PMC and mPFC in the representation of self have been suggested to differ [38], [39], [46].

Primate sociality has been suggested to differ from those of other mammals and birds because it is based on bonded relationships of a type that only exist in pair bonds in other taxa [16], [28].

Furthermore, metavinculin has been suggested to differ in the intramolecular interactions of its head and tail domains that clamp vinculin in its inactive, closed conformation [7], and it displays reduced binding to the acidic phospholipid PIP2, which promotes oligomerization of activated vinculin [5].

Human H1 and H3 viral subtypes have been suggested to differ in their evolutionary and epidemiological dynamics [ 50].

Micro- and minisatellites are similar in repetitive structure, but suggested to differ in the mechanisms for destabilization (Lopes, 2002).

Thus, miRNAs have been suggested to have differing roles in gliomas.

In birds, however, post-conflict behavior has thus far been marked by an apparent absence of reconciliation, suggested to result either from differing avian and mammalian strategies or because birds may not share valuable relationships with partners with whom they engage in aggressive conflict.

Consider for a moment the reports of abysmal adult literacy (like the study where two-thirds of millennials and nearly four-fifths of all boomers were unable to successfully sort fact from opinion), or the indications that the online culture wars are literally intractable (like this study suggesting exposure to differing political opinions online actually increases polarization).

Advice suggests only costs likely to differ between treatment groups should be collected, as economic analysis is primarily concerned with marginal costs [ 24].

The proportion of apoptotic sputum neutrophils in subjects with COPD, healthy smokers and healthy controls has been reported not to differ, suggesting that the inhibition of apoptosis cannot explain the increased numbers of airway neutrophils in this disease.