Sentence examples for suggesting off from inspiring English sources

One out of the three compounds from this screen (compound 48) reduced MAPK activation in a dose dependent manner independent of RKIP, suggesting off target effects.

Previous work using MK2 inhibitors in WS cells was inconclusive because the inhibitors resulted in cessation of cellular growth that appeared to be unrelated to the ability of the inhibitors to inhibit MK2 [11], suggesting off-target issues (or cellular toxicity) that are a known problem with MK2 inhibitors [7].

When the concentration of TAM was elevated to 100 μM, there was no obvious difference in cell survival, suggesting off-target effects of TAM at high concentrations.

For sustenance, Lindsay Corr, also at the Scottish Storytelling Center, suggested off-the-beaten-path stops.

They broke down into four main categories: those opposing the ban outright; those favoring the ban; those who thought the issue was none of the government's business; and the outliers - people who suggested off-the-beaten-track solutions.

"Hiring a sex trade worker is still an illegal act," she says, before adding, almost regrettably, "We are not allowed to suggest off-site sexual services, but we certainly encourage [patients] to reach out to potential resources they find themselves.

He suggested, "off the record", that they use an offshore entity in Panama.

There is nothing fake about what Murray does on court or, as far as evidence suggests, off it.

However, triclosan is slightly more active against parasites than against the enzyme suggesting possible off-targets effects.

None of the sequencing reads had mutations, suggesting no off-target effects at these sites (Supplementary information, Figure S2).

The article does not suggest that off-colour jokes are back in style.