Sentence examples for either suggesting from inspiring English sources

However, bizarre delusions are not reliably diagnosed by either, suggesting that this concept may have little clinical validity.

Dr. Carlo Rovelli, a quantum gravity theorist at the University of Pittsburgh, pointed out that the Wheeler-DeWitt equation doesn't mention space either, suggesting that both space and time might turn out to be artifacts of something deeper.

Interestingly, Sox9 siRNA did not influence Foxc1 gene expression, and Foxc1 siRNA did not influence Sox9 expression either, suggesting that Foxc1 gene expression is not regulated by a Sox9-related pathway.

Either suggesting or excluding reviewers, the studies show, can significantly increase a manuscript's chances of being accepted.

The first three cases may also apply to the low density of solar flare tracks, either suggesting that tracks were not formed (i) or erased (ii, iii).

It was also good to see that they hadn't lost their sense of humour either, suggesting I'd been somewhere other than Australia with my just "off-white" tan!

"During hypnosis, this kind of disassociation between action and reflection allows the person to engage in activities either suggested by a clinician or self-suggested without devoting mental resources to being self-conscious about the activity," the researchers wrote.

Either suggest another coffee, or pastry, or make your excuses".

Nor did either suggest that such an extension might be constitutionally infirm.

Instead, the children work on "projects", either suggested by their mentors, or invented by the pupils.

But to label it apolitical, as they have repeatedly done, either suggests willful mendacity or ignorance.