Sentence examples for suspected to include from inspiring English sources

The physiological and biochemical mechanisms that regulate diapause are poorly understood but are suspected to include various chemical signals, like insulin levels.

The organizers are widely suspected to include senior officials and cabinet ministers, many of whom have family members in the United States.

And although nothing is known about the type D diet, it is suspected to include fish because groups have been photographed around longline vessels where they reportedly prey on Patagonian toothfish (Dissostichus eleginoides).

Neural correlates of the stopwatch-like system are suspected to include subcortical (cerebellum and basal ganglia) structures in addition to the right prefrontal cortex (PFC) [8], [9], [14], [15].

Since Cenococcum is a complex genus that encompasses much genetic diversity and is suspected to include several distinct lineages [61], LSU sequences for each species of Cenococcum in our sample were generated using the LR0R, LR6 and LR3 primers [62] and included in a Dothidiomycete phylogeny (G. Mugambi and S. Hundhorf, unpublished).

They are suspected to include a large number of spurious interactions while still missing many potential protein-protein interactions [ 34, 35].

It also expands beyond the usual Pop suspects to include the slyly three-dimensional paintings (depicting roses and lima beans) of Marjorie Strider and a soft sewn-and-stuffed-fabric coffee-table still life by Jann Haworth, as well as works by John Wesley, Stephen Antonakos, Robert Arneson and H. C. Westermann.

(The artistic proof of this idea is in Apatow's inspired casting, which stretches far beyond the usual comic suspects to include LeBron James, John Cena, and Norman Lloyd).

The offences are suspected to have included illegal behaviour at the Guildhall in London, one of the world's leading conservatoires and drama schools, between 1971 and 1978.

We intentionally selected some strains suspected to be recombinant, including AB1 [ 15] and CB4854 [ 16], to test our ability to identify particular regions of the genome that have been exchanged as the result of outcrossing.

Long delays are common for colorectal cancer, but we found that time to treatment was no greater for people with many factors previously suspected to cause delay – including geographical factors, deprivation and many general practice factors.