Sentence examples for connotes the presence of from inspiring English sources
The name connotes the presence of walnuts (nogal means walnut tree), but Mr. Rojas makes the dish with almonds and pecans.
Long-standing disorders can manifest with Parinaud syndrome, which suggests involvement of the dorsal midbrain, whilst the presence of internuclear ophthalmoplegia connotes involvement of the dorsomedial pons or tegmentum.
In a series of studies, McMillan and his associates have demonstrated that the presence of a high CRP connotes a grim prognosis for both early stage patients with resectable cancers and those with advanced cancer, across a broad spectrum of tumour types (McMillan, 2009).
In the mouse, we have no clinical data to support or refute the significance of an atypical histological feature in a meningioma, but as this was a model in which synergic action of Nf2 and p16Ink4a inactivation was assumed, it is of interest to note the presence of histological features that may connote a more aggressive tumor.
More generally, the word connotes the breaking of a magic spell.
It denotes the same individual as is denoted by 'Caesar', but unlike 'Caesar' it also connotes; it connotes the attribute of being a conqueror of Gaul.
Contrary to Mill, who said that 'being' connotes the property of existing, Leśniewski thinks the predicate 'exist' does not connote any properties.
For most of us, Beijing connotes the capital of China.
Her name still connotes the figure of the evil female interloper to the mainstream.
It not only denotes the act of deciding one's medical treatment but also connotes the act of judging whose opinion is the most beneficial for the patient.
