Sentence examples for Fully suggests from inspiring English sources

And most will go out to the West End rather than a local restaurant.Such "counter-currents" will prevent Kentish Town from gentrifying fully, suggests Gillian Tindall, a local historian.

But the volume of new contracts being signed has recovered fully, suggesting that the decline in actual investments will soon be reversed as well.

Results showed that no fluorescent signal intensity difference was detected during the period of 1 year (P > 0.05), which fully suggest that CdSe/ZnS quantum dot-labeled anti-CA72-4 mAb had stable fluorescent signal, and had good repeatability, was better than other QDs such as CdTe or CdSe QDs.

Although the contribution of glial cells to TDP-43-mediated motor neuron degeneration is now well supported, this model does not fully suggest an astrocyte-based non-cell autonomous mechanism.

Further experiments indicated that HOXC11 upregulation is required for the pro-invasive impact of PSAP to manifest fully, suggesting that HOXC11 expression is key to development of the aggressive phenotype.

The third piece, more fully developed, suggests a spirit trance.

Those who have experienced some setbacks in their life often perform better under pressure than those who haven't been fully tested, suggests recent research.

Even if we discount the figures fully (Ars suggests men are more comfortable with BitTorrent therefore MSM content is not counted correctly) its a strange anomaly.

Contraception is already widely available in the Third World, and the fact that it is not fully used suggests that children are important to the local incentive structure.

Because most patients with mTBI recover fully, it suggests that intrinsic mechanisms are generally able to repair low-level injury [ 33].

Although Ezh2 knockout in embryonic stem cells (ESCs) strongly reduces H3K27me2/3, H3K27 methylation is not fully abolished suggesting that PRC2-Ezh1 contributecontoibuthiso this epigenetic mark formation17.