Sentence examples for suggests whole from inspiring English sources

Professor Clare Grey, one of the paper's senior authors, said: "What we've achieved is a significant advance for this technology and suggests whole new areas for research – we haven't solved all the problems inherent to this chemistry, but our results do show routes forward towards a practical device".

Though many other studies have reported using plasma for analysis of TCS and TCC exposure, future work should consider a previous study that suggests whole blood can be better suited as a matrix for analysis of hydrophobic contaminants [log P (n-octanol water partition-octanol water= 4.8 and 4.9 for TCS and TCC, respartition].

Some of the most exalted dancing came from Mr. Boal and Yvonne Borree (in pink), with Ms. Borree suggesting whole universes with the mere angle of her head and torso.

Levine suggested whole grains and high-fiber foods full of protein, such as wheat breads, lentils and beans.

These data suggest whole body glucose utilization was improved in all treatment groups.

Some authors suggest whole blood platelet aggregation in uremia to be normal as compared to controls [ 24].

Our results build on recent prior studies that, collectively suggest, whole blood may be collected and stabilized on a variety of different filter papers [ 14- 19, 19, 20].

Furthermore, superadditivity was robust to visual degradation of facial detail, suggesting whole-agent selectivity does not require prior face recognition.

Recent studies suggest whole-genome duplication and reorganization [ 15- 17] have been a major driving force in plant evolution.

Their duplication is thus probably linked to the suggested whole-genome duplication that occurred before or early during grass diversification (Paterson et al. 2004).

It showed great linear relationship (R = 0.97, Figure 1 figure supplement 2), further suggesting whole-exome sequencing data are appropriate for accurate detection of mtDNA somatic mutations.