Sentence examples for extreme suggesting from inspiring English sources

In a sense, Impressionism carried sketchiness to a "sensational" extreme, suggesting that the most daring artists had unconditionally surrendered to the liberal spirit of the 1848 revolutions, in effect legitimating them aesthetically.

If cut free of the mechanical load of surrounding tissues, the bottle cells quickly shorten further, becoming nearly spherical, and bending the sheet to the extreme, suggesting that resistance to apical-basal elongation during apical constriction is an integral component of the wedging process [ 1].

A Mosaic classification and/or Townsend quintile was missing for some patients in this analysis, though the odds of being a smoker for these are not extreme, suggesting that this data was missing at random and a high-prevalence group has not been missed.

The more extreme suggest that the world would be better off without them.It is easy to see why hedge funds are hated.

They could use artificial intelligence and the data they already collect to understand what notifications are truly urgent, to identify unhealthy trends and (in the extreme) suggest sources of help.

In the opposite extreme, suggested by the reduced difference of splice site scores, tandem donors could be the outcome of stochastic binding at overlapping 5'ss and lack implicit functional implications [ 24], which is supported by type-I isoforms.

These data were not significantly skewed and scores did not cluster at scale extremes suggesting floor or ceiling effects.

Item endorsements ranged from 4%to90%0% (median = 22%), with considerable variation between these extremes, suggesting that a social desirability bias may not be strong in our data.

Perhaps its influence is more moderate than such extremes suggest.

Two very special interesting cases as extremes suggest themselves right away.

"(M)," as the piece is also known, offers the two extremes suggested by the "what would have happened" question.