Sentence examples for suspected to share from inspiring English sources

Although MEME has been most commonly used to identify motifs in homologous sequences, a pattern identified by MEME in non-homologous sequences may be biologically relevant if: a) the proteins in the training set share a common function and b) the proteins identified to contain the motif could reasonably be suspected to share functional features with the training set.

Associations found consistently in the two control groups separately will strengthen our hypotheses, whereas inconsistent findings will provide new insights on potential confounding factors.> According to the TDS hypotheses, TGCT, cryptorchidism, hypospadias and several forms of male infertility are suspected to share common etiological factors [ 17, 18].

Though no direct link to a foreign terrorist organization was found, it was concerning enough that the Boston tragedy was carried out by men who were suspected to have shared the same radical ideology as those behind 9/11.

Although Richardson and Senator Benjamin Butler were suspected to have taken a share of the profit money, there was no paper trail to prove such transactions, and Sanborn refused to reveal with whom he split the profits.

And Bimbo suspected that he meant to share at least some of it with his new employer, something Mr. Botticella denied in his own court filings.

Another publicly traded company's executive director and a securities broker "were arrested for suspected corruption in relation to share placement," the commission said.

I suspect when couples try to "share" a spinal injury, they either sink into depression or end up flying apart.

We are seeking an improved security system for the clubhouse, and we ask members, if they have any information regarding suspected burglars, in particular, please to share it with the committee, and not keep it to themselves.The committee is pleased to say that the club remains as popular as ever with outside applicants.

His advice to Facebook users: report suspected malware, and try not to share your password with anyone.

-- 91percentt of Americans and 93percentt of gun owners support requiring federal agencies to share information about suspected dangerous persons or terrorists to prevent them from buying guns.

Bookmakers are obliged under British law to share information about suspect activity and a conviction for cheating at gambling can lead to a two-year prison term.