Sentence examples for widespread suggests from inspiring English sources

That it is so widespread suggests to some researchers that there are many causes, including exposure to certain viruses and other infectious diseases.A long period of fatigue after suffering from an infectious disease is not unusual.

The fact that yybP-ykoY riboswitches are widespread suggests basic cellular roles such as osmoregulation, and/or resistance to toxic metabolites.

Given the secretive nature of Chinese politics, the fact that the rumors were so widespread suggested that something was amiss.

But this, he said, is "very widespread," suggesting that in itself it may not be criminal.

The earliest Cambrian trilobite fossils are about 530 million years old, but were already both diverse and widespread, suggesting that the group had a long, hidden history.

In other areas (southern Europe, western Africa, South Africa, Asia) infection seems to be more widespread, suggesting alternative modes of virus acquisition (3 – 6 ).

ROPK- and subfamily-specific inserts within the kinase domain are widespread, suggesting unique functional adaptations [ 36, 37, 50].

The seroprevalence for BT virus was 23%, and seropositive animals were widespread suggesting endemicity, despite the disease not having being previously reported.

We also observe that the presence of ppfA homologues within che operons is widespread, suggesting that cytoplasmic clusters of Che proteins may be common to many bacterial species.

It should be noted that the mitochondrial abnormalities seen in HtrA2 Δ1 mutants are not widespread, suggesting this does not reflect a general mitochondrial defect.

Firstly, use of routinely collected data on scores for calculating the risk of operative mortality (for example, EuroScore) 39 is already widespread; suggesting that the IT infrastructure and clinical culture for implementing scores already exists.