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Yet the ambition to make a Runyon musical was genuinely accomplished, suggesting that the Runyonesque bears a complicated, Holy Ghost-like relationship to the bones of Runyon's stories.
Still, previous reports do not suggest genuinely different levels of acylated carnitine in patients with type 1 diabetes compared with nondiabetic control subjects (2).
Automated reasoning can reveal complex relations between both model entities and terms in biomedical ontologies, while similarity-based approaches have the potential to suggest genuinely novel hypotheses that cannot be derived from existing knowledge.
74 min "I'd suggest Michael Laudrup (genuinely ) and Preben Elkjaer (to get this mail published) would both improve this Barcelona side," says David Bartlett.
Flint is genuinely aghast when I suggest she might be assisting in piling guilt on to mothers, who are already being harangued by the breastfeeding lobby.
He says his team have found a "genuinely new syndrome" and suggest the combination might be overpowering the body's immune system.
This may suggest a genuinely low level of airborne contamination, the researchers write, or it may be a result of methodological problems in collecting air samples: the initial location of the sampling devices, their design, or their movement to accommodate patient care or the arrival of visitors.
Hundreds of people have tweeted at me in the past 12 hours with messages that echo various notes Trump has struck on the campaign trail -- his contempt for black people and their concerns, his casual misogyny, his anything-but-compassionate language regarding mental illness and his genuinely frightening readiness to suggest that maybe it's OK to meet words with physical violence.
Observations of large shape changes in NPs genuinely nanoscopic in size suggest that there is more to the chemical activity of NPs than just high interfacial mobility and surface area.
("A ludicrous statement! There's no logic, no sense to it. Just say: 'It's not to my taste.'") On the topic of family – he has five children, aged two, six, 14, 17 and 19 – he is genuinely utterly baffled when I suggest not every parent gets on with their teenagers: "Oh! Really?
Or was he, as Borman suggests, genuinely fearful she could have him done away with?
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The phrase "genuinely suggest " functions as a verb phrase that qualifies the act of suggesting, adding emphasis to the sincerity and authenticity of the recommendation or advice. It indicates that the speaker truly believes in the value of what they are suggesting. Ludwig AI confirms this usage through available examples.
Expression frequency: Rare
