Sentence examples for that suggest interesting from inspiring English sources

In addition to meeting these goals, we have preliminarily identified SNPs that differ between the two host races, we have identified clear differences in the abundance of transcripts between developmental stages, even in normalized cDNA libraries, and we have identified several transcripts that suggest interesting patterns of gene loss or gain among the higher flies.

An in-depth analysis of the MALDI-TOF mass spectra of the copolymers showed interesting patterns that suggest a micro-structuration of polymers from the one step strategy resulting from an uncommon multistep chain growth mechanism of trimers addition.

The Moonstar Mining Camp consists of scattered buildings and artifacts that suggest there's something else interesting to be found just around the corner.

In addition to essential studies to identify causes of excess ROS production, there are several interesting observations that suggest possible means of reversing HI without impairing fuel-induced insulin secretion.

Detailed genome-wide examination of KDM1 and KDM5 protein occupancy on chromatin has provided a series of new and interesting observations that suggest that H3K4 demethylases also play critical roles in shaping H3K4me at distal gene regulatory elements, including enhancers, which are typically enriched for H3K4me1 [ 123– 123].

The method used in this study for eliciting information on the side-effects of therapy is straightforward and has yielded data that are provocative and suggest interesting avenues for further investigation.

We also suggest interesting prospects that plant systems hold for interrogating how PITPs work, particularly in multi-domain contexts, to diversify the biological outcomes for phosphoinositide signaling.

Readers of my first post left comments that suggested a number of interesting questions that I posed to Mr.Winthrop: You sold out of clothing.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: Yeah, this is a very interesting idea that suggests that how people think (construe) a problem has a powerful effect on how they act.

RM: This is an interesting move that suggests Osborne is at last acknowledging the 'risks to stability' of an overheating housing market.

There's an interesting discussion that suggests the aim is to make our photographs stand out among the zillion or so that get posted every day: are we striving for an authenticity in an age when the sheer quantity of images by definition devalues our pictures?