Sentence examples for this position suggests from inspiring English sources

"Of course if Pietersen was playing England wouldn't be in this position," suggests Simon McMahon.

This position suggests that neural and muscle cell types were either lost in major animal lineages (e.g., Porifera) or that they evolved independently in the ctenophore lineage.

This position suggests that, unlike the above-described active peptidase domains, these inactive transglutaminases have no role in toxin or processing activity.

(17) In DC-SIGN, the presence of a valine residue at this position suggests that the neck could remain packed as they are in the other neck repeats, thereby placing the CRDs closer to each other.

However, the fact that a phenylalanine residue is well-tolerated at this position suggests that its role may relate to positioning of other side chains or an RNA base.

The fact that apes and some Old World monkeys contain Pro at this position, suggests that it is the ancestral allele and the Arg72 allele is unique to the human lineage.

Those who adopt this position suggest that the question "Are we free?" can only be answered once we have determined what the term "free" means.

Some individuals, however, had two loci in close proximity at this position, suggesting either local duplication of this chromosomal region or of the locus itself.

Other primates display amino acids different from arginine at this position, suggesting variable localization of STING in distinct species (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).

In MLL, however, an aspartate occupies this position suggesting that this domain either does not bind acetylated lysine residues or has a significantly different mechanism to recognize its target sequence.

For instance, HsPPT contains a Met at this position, suggesting that an acidic residue at this position is not absolutely essential for phosphopantetheinylation activity, while the acidic residues corresponding to Glu157 and Asp114 of PptT are absolutely conserved.