Sentence examples for directly suggests from inspiring English sources

But the first independent study of Give Directly's methods, by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Johannes Haushofer and Jeremy Shapiro (who is a former board member of Give Directly), suggests this sort of spending is unusual.

The structural difference in proteins between unbound and bound forms directly suggests the importance of the conformational plasticity of proteins.

It is uncertain whether this finding of vascular invasion directly suggests the malignant transformation of this tumor or not [33], but preoperative detection of such a minute finding is dubious even by means of biopsy.

Oral ectodermal expression in the cnidoblast channel directly suggests a role for Cnox-1 in tentacle formation and regeneration.

Taken together, these results demonstrated that AH can inhibit the infection of hPBMCs by primary HIV-1 strains irrespective of cellular tropism, which directly suggests the possibility of the protein's in vivo efficacy.

As ES cells are exquisitely sensitive to changes in Oct4 protein levels [14], this directly suggests that there must be an active mechanism for marking existing Oct4 protein for degradation and raises the possibility of post-translational modifications in regulation of Oct4 levels and, by extension, maintenance of ES cell pluripotency.

Ms. Rice, who had not directly suggested that Mr. Bush meet with Mr. Schröder, rushed to reassure.

"The one thing Margaret directly suggested was the idea of a convent," she says.

But relations appear to have chilled early this year when Thani directly suggested that the Syrian leader step down.

But the White House refused to contact him directly, suggesting that if the president engaged with a pastor with a flock numbering about 30, copycats might be encouraged.

And on Saturday that sound and language didn't directly suggest traditional Puerto Rican music or traditional jazz.