Sentence examples for suggesting from a from inspiring English sources

The maximum axial normal stress took place near the gas liquid interface, followed by the sparger where bubbles form and the bulk flow area where bubbles rise, suggesting from a hydrodynamic perspective that cell damage occurs mainly at the gas liquid interface.

Suggesting, from an economic perspective, the invasion may not have been a bad idea.

This seems to suggest, from a distance, the famous rings.

All sorts of originals have been suggested, from a recent lord chancellor down.

It is a move, the film suggests, from a comfortable semi-rural existence with roots to an ominous exurban no man's land of glassed-in conference rooms, rental cars and anonymous business hotels.

El-Saieh's three large acrylic paintings, including one that is eight feet high by twelve feet wide, suggest from a distance speckled veils of atmospheric color, predominantly gray and white, red and blue, or green and yellow.

These findings concur with those suggested from a recent semi-empirical and ab initio quantum chemistry based series of calculations.

The potential gene flow has played in explaining variation in rice has been suggested from a recent survey of genome-wide patterns of nucleotide polymorphism [8].

The ability of Hd3a/FT protein to move long distances is also suggested from a study of the rice phloem sap proteome [4].

Additionally, an appropriate CPT-Vs model is suggested from a practical standpoint, which depends on terms directly measured by the CPT (qt or qc, fs and z).

A selective and direct catalysis for O2 reduction into H2O was suggested from a ring disk voltammogram to take place by an aggregate of the mononuclear ruthenium complexes in the polymer matrix.