Sentence examples for switch suggests from inspiring English sources

As the title "Switch" suggests, the soloist's riffs are like triggers, turning other players on and off, including other percussion in the rear.

This "GATA factor switch" suggests a model whereby GATA-2 and GATA-1 sequentially bind the same cis-elements with activating and repressive effects, respectively.

Conversely, the lack of a significant increase in dosing following the switch suggests a level of consistency in dose in terms of chlorpromazine equivalent doses on the part of physicians.

The return of ESA dose and Hb concentration in the post-switch period towards values similar to those in the month preceding the switch suggests that physicians were able to successfully titrate DA dose after switching, to achieve the desired Hb concentration.

The idea of an Internet kill switch sounds disturbing, but that's because it's presented as a "switch"—suggesting a binary on-or-off state, in which access to the Internet either exists or does not.

But in federal filings for the recall in February, G.M. said that an unnamed engineer had in fact signed a document in April 2006 approving design changes in the switch suggested by Delphi.

Furthermore, a quantitative proteomics study demonstrated that the in vivo anticancer activity of citreoviridin was due to the glucose metabolism switch, suggesting that citreoviridin-induced UPR might be involved in glucose metabolism.

Despite odds weighted so heavily in Internet Explorer's favor -- most other browsers must be actively sought out and downloaded -- the profile of those who have recently switched suggests the desire for alternative browsers is growing.

That switching suggests that employers are having to compete to attract staff, the Bank said.

The definite square loops reveal strong out-of-plane magnetic anisotropy, and the single-step switching suggests that the perpendicular TbFe and [Co/Ni]N layers are exchange coupled rigidly, behaving as a single layer even for N = 10.

The disposition towards switching suggests that those dairy farmers who had the most delivery alternatives did not behave opportunistically and shop around with buyers, but rather remained committed to their local cooperative buyer.