Sentence examples for suggests spread from inspiring English sources

So far, this homeoallele has only been found in methanogens, but its distribution within the methanogenic archaea suggests spread not only by vertical inheritance, but also through biased HGT.

Significant changes in proportions of WAMRSA isolates that occurred in the Perth metropolitan area were not noticeable until 1991, which suggests spread from the remote Kimberley region in the northern part to the southern half of the state.

This study suggests spread of multidrug-resistant S. Schwarzengrund from chickens to persons in Thailand, and from imported Thai food products to persons in Denmark and the United States.

Because Cuba is close to areas of the United States where WNV is endemic and because of recent evidence that suggests spread of WNV into the Caribbean, surveillance was established to monitor for WNV in Cuba.

Furthermore, about half of the additional glucose consumed during acoustic activation was incorporated into diffusible metabolites that left the brain within 5 min. In addition to label loss, lack of prominent tonotopic bands in the [C]glucose autoradiographs suggests spread of diffusible labelled metabolites within the inferior colliculus, reducing detection of focal activation.

The company suggests spreading Doubly Delicious on crackers, pretzels, fruit or vegetables.

Margaret P. Mason suggests spreading a single layer of kale pieces on a cookie sheet.

Mr Pu of Nomura suggests spreading out the sale of state shares over as long as 50 years.

Peer relationships may conversely place PLH in jeopardy if peers endorse risk behaviors: social network research suggests spreading of such behaviors through social contagion (Christakis and Fowler 2013).

Associated neck symptoms during headache may simply suggest spread and referral of pain via trigemino cervical interaction, resulting in hyperalgesia and allodynia [12].

Differences in genomic deletions between geographic WSSV isolates suggest that WSSV spread did not follow a smooth pattern of geographic radiation, suggesting spread of WSSV over long distances by commercial activities.