Sentence examples for suggested to know from inspiring English sources

Investigation shows that DLD1/SV-rLuc cells have gained little bit resistance against both drugs therefore further study is suggested to know the reasons.

So, further study is suggested to know to which component the change in QoL might be attributed.

So, before you make up your mind which of them to buy, read what they suggest to know whether this is exactly what you need.

Similar to Foucault's thoughts, our findings suggested that to "know the patient" seemed to equate to knowing the "body pathology".

The appearing of morning RTK events during winter months is suggested to reflect phenomena known in the literature as tidal ion layers and solar terminator associated processes.

This was suggested to reflect the known higher affinity of Hp2,2 for the CD163 receptor on macrophages.

The headline of the article itself suggests that to know Mrs. Clinton is to dislike her, but tens of thousands of people who know her will disagree.

Yeats transcended the erotic, suggesting that "to know" is not just a euphemism for sex but also the worst form of carnal knowledge — a realization that the moment of conception can also augur ill.

Bradford also suggests getting to know your neighbors: "Do you know who lives in your building?

Writing more than a century later the writer W. H. Murray agreed, complaining that the visitors spoiled the "character and atmosphere", and rather stand-offishly suggesting that "to know Staffa one must go alone".

Overall, this evidence suggests that to know accurately the functional state of RNA-polymerase in a single cell, every molecule of RNA-polymerase might have to be counted as a separate variable.