Sentence examples for suggested to span from inspiring English sources

The DS-CHD candidate region has been suggested to span between PFKL and D21S3, which is the STS marker near the ETS2 loci.

The route has been suggested to span 35 km along a canal towards Tonlé Sap lake, another 35 km crossing the lake, and finally 15 km upstream and against the current along Siem Reap River, making a total journey of 90 km.

A continuous composite truss bridge combining steel box girders and composite truss girders was suggested to increase the span length of steel-concrete composite bridges.

Melatonin is a hormone that is produced in a diurnal cycle (higher levels are found at night) and is suggested to regulate the life span of D. melanogaster.

For example, Mantegna [8] suggested to extract the minimum spanning tree (MST) to find the most important connections among all stocks, which also reveal their hierarchical organization.

As SIRT1 has been linked to life span and suggested to mediate CR-induced effects [ 115, 126, 253], it could be a candidate that modulates the clock of calorically restricted animals, as discussed above.

Where other groups earlier have suggested similar prediction strategies to span limited regions of the HLA diversity [34] [36], to the best of our knowledge, this is the largest database of HLA binding events ever used for this purpose, and the first report describing predictors applicable to a complete analysis of all HLA-A and -B specificities.

A gap so large I might suggest a suspension bridge to span it - a clifton...oh never mind... .. Don't mind if I don't.

The constructs included short coiled-coil regions to span areas that were suggested by the peptide-array results to be loader interaction sites.

Peptide scanning suggested the region spanning residues 660 683 might act as a receptor-binding domain.

We found three HYDRA breakpoint calls in this region, suggesting deletions spanning from the 3′ region of NIPSNAP1 (non-neuronal SNAP25-like protein homolog 1) gene to the 5′ region of NF2 (neurofibromatosis type 2) gene, and also an inversion of the NIPSNAP1 gene (Fig. 5A).