Sentence examples for direction suggests from inspiring English sources

Another direction suggests mechanical competition between sets of anterograde and retrograde directed motors (Guerin et al., 2010; Muller et al., 2008).

During the film's scenes of Mr. Gregory at work, his theatrical direction suggests hocus-pocus conjuring.

That the results broke in Mr Obama's direction suggests that ultimately the trend in economic activity trumped the level.

The same idea coming from the opposite direction suggests that publishing something — laying it out before an audience — is an act of surrender, a loss of control that puts composers or writers at the mercy of interpreters.

If the shift to card-check reduced employers' ability to deny workers a choice, unions could get a boost.Evidence from Canada, where legal reforms went in the opposite direction, suggests that tweaks to the law do make some difference.

The change of the plasma flow direction suggests the presence of the vortex-like structure in the exterior cusp.

The cell traces also demonstrate that PECAM-1−/− cells move relatively short distances before changing direction, suggesting that they also lack directional persistence (Figure 2C).

This region was able to direct expression in either the BRCA1 or NBR2 direction, suggesting that it functions as a bidirectional transcriptional element [ 40].

One direction suggested by the Internet is the return of individual creative power.

On Wednesday, Anthony went in another direction, suggesting the team is changing defensive schemes too much each game.

She is given to abrupt changes of direction, suggesting a readiness to abandon principle for political gain.