Sentence examples for suggested to react from inspiring English sources

In the case of I2 as oxidant, P4 reacts partially to give PI3 which was suggested to react with intermediate 19 + to give P4 and the bis phosphanyl -substituted phosphonium ion 23 +.

This common pattern in chemistry suggested to Dalton that elements react in whole number multiples of discrete units—in other words, atoms.

Therefore, we suggest the bees to react to comb temperature first of all and to air temperature in the second place.

This suggests that mechanisms to react to alterations of external conditions and to adapt the transcriptome accordingly were less active in P. euphratica than in P. × canescens.

Bin Laden suggested Bush was slow to react to the Sept. 11 attacks, giving the hijackers more time than they expected.

The time it has taken for the commission to react suggests observers should hold their applause.

"These algorithms, collectively called analytics, can use past historical and current data in a given situation to predict the most likely scenario that will develop and suggest the best way to react to the current event," he said.

His view is glaringly different from that of his boss, Mark Carney, who recently suggested it would be "foolish" to react to a drop in inflation that he insisted resulted from a one-off shock to global oil prices.

"September's survey suggested that constructors are beginning to react with confidence to the more positive landscape for the sector, as job creation and input buying both rose at robust rates over the month".

Decrease in transcript levels of those genes during germination may suggest readiness of dormant conidia to react promptly in the new environment.

Others point to theories, such as differentiation and consolidation theory, that suggest that patients will continue to react to and interpret the decision after it is taken and that it is important to measure regret and other variables after the decision has been made [ 24].