Sentence examples for green suggesting from inspiring English sources

Carbon uptake peaked when the leaves were dark green, suggesting that "hue can be a useful proxy for photosynthesis," Ms. Mizunuma said.

In fact it's the perfect name for an English goalie, Robert suggesting the shortened "Bob" or "Bobby", leading subconsciously to "bobbie" (ie policeman/defender), and Green suggesting Blake's Jerusalem and England's leafy, oaken forests of old.

Now there is a color we have not seen much of recently: Just after the jobless figures were released by the Labor Department, stock index futures flashed green, suggesting there might be something of a recovery at the Wall Street opening.

A large network of neurons connected to the VTA glowed green, suggesting that the magnetic fields had effectively stimulated the circuit, the team reports online today in Science.

Panel D, in the other hand, shows the presence of some hyper-connected genes (or hubs, here in red) that are densely linked to highly connected nodes (dark orange) passing through less connected ones (light orange) until reaching barely connected genes (yellow and finally green) suggesting some kind of hierarchical structure in the network wiring.

In a paper published online this week by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the researchers report that when they allowed the ES cells to form clusters of differentiating cells called embryoid bodies, a few of the cells glowed green, suggesting that they were expressing sperm-specific genes.

Mr. Green suggested she raise her price range.

The pale-colored flowing costumes by Elaine Williams and Ms. Green suggest earth and light.

Still, there were some potentially worrisome trends for Mr. Green suggested in the Times poll.

Take step five, where Ms Green suggests associating the thing to be remembered with a clear visual image.

His fellow Tory MP Mr Green suggested Mr Grayling was scaremongering about the current status of the EU.