Sentence examples for suggesting clearance from inspiring English sources

Examination of peat cores and pollen records indicates that soil erosion (suggesting clearance of woodland for agricultural purposes) was taking place in 3470 BC and that evidence of arable cultivation by Neolithic communities exists from 2460 BC.

We also demonstrated that the clearance of cortisol was significantly higher after the intravenous dose, suggesting that clearance (a combination of hepatic metabolism and urinary excretion) is proportional to the peak concentration achieved.

Non-food sales fell more slowly suggesting January clearance deals released pent-up demand and customers started to spend on goods they've been intending to buy for months".

This accumulation was mainly found in the stomach, suggesting delayed clearance of fed in a subset of animals.

Little luciferase activity was detected in the serum at 4 h after exosome injection, suggesting rapid clearance of B16-BL6 exosomes in vivo.

The muscle tissue with immune cell infiltration appeared damaged, also suggesting the clearance of transduced cells.

These responses, such as residual SIV replication, waned over time suggesting a clearance of infected cells.

Overall the albumin circuit had the lowest sieving coefficient and longest terminal half-life, reflecting protein binding of drug and suggesting ceftriaxone clearance may increase in hypoalbuminaemic patients.

The AUCs of both irinotecan and SN-38 were found to be lower when given together with carboplatin, suggesting increased clearance of irinotecan (Okamoto et al, 1998).

Indeed, none of the Flag-TFEB/mCherry-LAMP1 transfected fibres from GFP-LC3 GAA−/− GFP-LC3 GAA−/, condition 2) had well-defined autophagic areas, suggesting autophagosomal clearance.

Bacterial DNA concentrations were elevated in all patients, but the levels were not different in the hepatic and portal vein, suggesting that clearance of bacterial DNA and LPS occurs via different mechanisms.