Sentence examples for suggested to move from inspiring English sources
The CDH1 1054 del83 isoform was suggested to move the reading frame and create a PTC with 358 aminos, which would presumably lead to nonsense mediated mRNA decay.
The vesicles are suggested to move to the cell periphery by a microfilament-dependent and microtubule-independent mechanism and then to expel their contents by exocytosis.
Also HIV-1 particles were suggested to move in an actin-dependent manner through nanotubular bridges (Sowinski et al. 2008) (Fig. 3b1).
Because cyclic nucleotides have been suggested to move through gap junctions to regulate PKA activity in oocytes in mammalian systems (Sela-Abramovich et al. 2006; Norris et al. 2009), we sought to assess directly the involvement and focus of action of the kinase in meiotic maturation in C. elegans using genetic mosaic analysis.
Mito-nuclear genes have been suggested to move off the X onto autosomes due to conflict between the sexes, a process that involves gene duplication, fixation, followed by loss of the sex-chromosome linked parent copy (Gallach et al 2012; Drown et al. 2012).
After validating the present protocol in healthy volunteers it is suggested to move one step further and apply the protocol to patients with disorders of consciousness in which the degree of residual cognitive processing and self-awareness is still insufficiently understood.
It might have been easier, I suggest, to move to California and live in a mansion with a swimming pool in the shape of a boxing glove.
As civil rights and suffrage advocates suggest, to move the populace, "to effectively communicate both to the general public and to our leaders the urgency of the crisis," climate activists must "put our bodies on the line".
We suggest to move the availability section up (possibly before the conclusions) and provide a little bit more detail.
I would suggest to move this section to the discussion and prefer to see more of the overview of the approach of the authors in the introduction.
Scott and Caress [ 34] suggest to move away from the rigid top-down approach and to involve staff in decision-making processes in order to increase ownership.
