Sentence examples for disturbed suggesting from inspiring English sources

Detectives said he had suffered savage injuries and his clothing had been disturbed, suggesting he had been sexually assaulted.

Furthermore, speckled rattlesnakes from Ángel de la Guarda are generally placid and reticent to rattle when disturbed, suggesting a relaxed antipredator behavioral response.

Specifically, macroscopic analysis of Celsr1 Crsh and Vangl2 Lp homozygotes revealed that mutant lungs were smaller than wild-type littermates, most strikingly, the topology of the lungs was often highly disturbed suggesting that in the absence of Celsr1 and Vangl2, the lung lobes were not able to attain their normal shape (Fig.  1A C).

When these cells were plated on fibronectin-coated dishes, the translocation of WAVE2 to the plasma membrane was significantly reduced and the formation of peripheral lamellipodial structures was disturbed, suggesting that the NESH/Abi-3-based WAVE2 complex was unable to help produce lamellipodial protrusions.

It had grown quickly, and, though they did not say so, this rapid growth had disturbed them, suggesting, as it did, the speed of the passing of the years.

Migraine episodes are largely commonplace with regular onset patterns –either at night or in the early morning following bouts of disturbed sleep- suggesting that sleep patterns may influence or exacerbate migraine symptoms [18,58].

The fact that insecticide is stored in the germ cells of any species should disturb us, suggesting comparable effects in human beings.

A pair of headphones is also a great tool for cutting out disruptive noise but it also signals to your colleagues that you are focusing and do not want to be disturbed, Webb suggested.

But even if he, like other released Guantánamo detainees, accepts some kind of out-of-court deal, disturbing evidence suggesting the complicity of Labour ministers and British security service officials in illegal US abduction and rendition programmes must not be ignored any longer.

This only makes our resolve stronger".It was unclear as The Economist went to press whether the gunman, a Canadian named Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, had links to any terrorist group, but he was described by a person who met him at a mosque in British Columbia as having a "disturbing" side, suggesting mental-health problems.

The appearance and enhancement of radio and plasma waves such as UHR, ESCH, and NTC waves in a frequency range covered by the HFA in geomagnetically disturbed conditions suggest that there are energetic electrons that may be a free energy source of the plasma waves in the storm-time magnetosphere.