Sentence examples for additional suspicions from inspiring English sources

"This not only raises additional suspicions concerning the legitimacy of this 'benefit' but may constitute fraud on the part of" Ms. King's company, King Care, the audit noted.

The administration of President Lee Myung-bak has additional suspicions about the power of IT thanks to massive, internet-driven protests against imports of American beef that brought Seoul to a standstill in 2008.

In case of a clinical suspicion, additional PET imaging was performed (e.g., lower extremity).

In case of clinical suspicion, additional examinations by CIM were performed (e.g., lower extremity, cranial/spinal MRI).

An additional source of suspicion arose during the fifth season, where Conrad was shown to be moving out of her house the day prior to Montag and Pratt's nuptials.

An additional source of suspicion arose in the second half of the first season, where Palermo allegedly purchased counterfeit accessories on Canal Street for a work assignment; the non-discreet nature of the transaction led to speculation that the scene was staged for the segment.

On the basis of clinical suspicion, additional diagnostic tests were added, such as culture for filamentous fungi, Mycobacteria spp. and Legionella spp., as well as polymerase chain reactions for the detection of Chlamydophyla pneumoniae, Mycoplasma pneumoniae and viruses.

Although both non-invasive and invasive tests have additional benefits, clinical suspicion is still the first step for the diagnosis of TB peritonitis [ 28] and therefore empirical anti-TB treatment is indicated to patients with fluid analysis consistent with TB peritonitis if other possible causes are ruled out [ 29].

Iran's insistence on producing more — though it has no reactor to burn the additional fuel — has increased suspicions about its intentions.

Nearly a century later, against a backdrop of widespread environmental contamination, the clinical picture reappeared, and suspicions of additional harm to human health had developed.

Additional experiments cast particular suspicion on iron-reducing bacteria, which grow dramatically under the anaerobic conditions that favor mobilization of As III).