Sentence examples for suggesting that the sequence from inspiring English sources
The sex-specific pattern was observed in 30 individuals from three separate common carp stocks, suggesting that the sequence is conserved in common carp species.
Small changes in the distance between TSSs can cause abrupt changes in behavior patterns, suggesting that the sequence between adjacent promoters may be subject to strong selective pressure.
In this experiment, the 19 month olds stared longer at the giraffes after seeing the unfair division of toys, suggesting that the sequence of events had violated their pre-existing expectation for fairness, prompting further scrutiny.
In addition, the opening of the AS-48 molecule between the residues G23 W24 connecting the α1/α2 helices, confers greater stability, suggesting that the sequence and/or the free amino acid in the polypeptide chain are critical aspects in the design of new variants.
However, in the last couple of decades, there are some researches suggesting that the sequence of stages of growth can be heterogeneous (Aislabie 1992; Levie and Hay 1998; Rutherford et al. 2003; Stubbart and Smalley 1999; Phelps et al. 2007) due to intervening external and internal factors.
Based on LMS distance, it is very close to the category of "unclassified kinase" suggesting that the sequence outside the catalytic region is not typical of any of the known subfamilies.
The rarefaction analysis curves for each group were near saturation, suggesting that the sequencing data had a high quality and that very few new species were present (Fig. 4a).
In contrast, the %FE is 7.0% with APC453 653, suggesting that the sequences within residues 222 453 are necessary but not sufficient for Cdc42V12 binding.
We also note that two of their jacanid sequences include a deletional frameshift, suggesting that the sequences may represent nuclear pseudogenes if they are free of errors.
He also suggested that the sequence of events began because the detective was seen only as a black man with a gun.
Results suggest that the sequence of JA skill emergence in autism differs from a normative model, while the sequence of requesting skills emerges in accord with typical development.
