Sentence examples for suggests a capability from inspiring English sources

An unexpected finding was the differential regulation of the gene for the neurotrophin, brain-derived neurotrophic factor, by hyper-osmotic stimuli that suggests a capability of IVD cells to respond to physicochemical stimuli with factors that may regulate discogenic pain.

It later tumbled, but the launching suggested a capability to toss a warhead much farther than before.

The simulations suggest a capability increase up to 38.2% with such improved tilting strategies.

The enzyme's Km for ATP (0.096 mM) suggested a capability to influence the host's ATP-dependent purinergic signaling.

The remarkable morphological and microstructural changes after dissolution suggest a capability of highly textured hydroxyapatite as a tissue engineering scaffold with an interconnecting porous network that may be beneficial for cellular activity.

It was not immediately clear who was behind the attacks, however analysts say the level of co-ordination suggests a planning capability only available to al-Qaeda in Iraq, which is a mainly Sunni insurgent group.

This limitation of irreversible growth arrest suggests a proliferative capability of UA-8, consistent with evidence demonstrating EET-mediated procarcinogenic effects.

A high concordance rate between independent pathologists of 82% suggests a reasonable capability to discriminate between very few and difficult-to-find tumour cells (DC grade 3) from easy-to-find few tumour cells or groups of tumour cells (DC grade 2).

Olygoryzomys nigripes was the least vulnerable prey to the analysed predators, possibly due to its efficient locomotion (low bipedalism index) and scansorial habits, even though its bulla volume suggests a low hearing capability and the level of activity is the same during both lunar phases.

In contrast, the high rate of differentiation in comparison to global average differentiation shown in putative monomer-monomer contact positions in BBS or CCT8L sequences (Table 5), suggests a loss of capability to associate into a typical CCT-like oligomeric complex.

But the co-ordinated nature of the blasts and the fact that the attacks took place in numerous neighbourhoods suggested a planning capability only available to al-Qaida in Iraq.