Sentence examples for suggesting the quality of from inspiring English sources

In 31 out of 42 cases, D8S348 was not amplified suggesting the quality of DNA was insufficient.

The higher proportion of peptides in the whole leaf protein extracts that could interact with nucleic acids supports the conclusion that they are localized in the cytoplasm, therefore suggesting the quality of the AF enrichment process.

As this suggests, the quality of the articles is exceedingly uneven.

If their work is good, that suggests the quality of teaching is high, but a weak or non-existent demo reel is a big red flag.

& A. I attended, when the interviewer read him a snarky quote from Sam Biddle, a writer who worked for the gossip site Valleywag, Andreessen made a doobie-smoking gesture and plunged an imaginary needle into his vein to suggest the quality of Biddle's thinking.

These results suggest the quality of learner map would reflect the understanding of learners on the lecture content.

As Borjas (1985) suggests, the "quality" of migration group changes over time, and if this is the case, there may be substantial differences in earnings potential across immigration cohorts, which would make accounting for "cohort effects" important.

Therefore, the continued use of ionophores suggests the quality of life for McDonald's chickens -- as well as the quality of their meat -- may not be improving any time soon.

As recently suggested, the quality of data fusion above the hyoid bone may be good, whereas fusion quality below the hyoid bone may be fair to poor [ 47].

The low percentage of Ramachandran outliers suggests the quality of our mammalian cryo-EM model is comparable to that of the seminal S. cerevisiae ribosome crystal structure determined to 3.0 Å resolution (Ben-Shem et al., 2011).

Previous studies have shown that HRQoL is influenced by disease severity, but the study by Liu et al. is one of the few studies to suggest the quality of life benefit of SVR is influenced by baseline disease severity.