Sentence examples for intensely suggesting from inspiring English sources

Concerning the degradation of pigments, the tarnishing of silver changes the appearance of the image, resulting in the opposite of the light effect probably demanded by the artist, and migrating into the parchment so intensely, suggesting that the association of silver and pigments could be an aggravating factor of degradation.

However, the glycosylated parvalbumin had a strong propensity to form dimers and tetramers, and these multimers bound IgE intensely, suggesting stronger IgE-binding than monomeric parvalbumin.

Still, the fact that Democrats and their allies are studying the political implications of "Earth in the Balance" so intensely suggests the struggles to come.

Accruing evidence from a number of studies intensely suggests that Rho-A/Rho-kinase signaling plays a crucial role in the pathogenesis of various animal models of pulmonary hypertension and its activity is increased as well in the pulmonary artery smooth muscle cells of idiopathic PAH patients [ 79, 80].

Furthermore, some microglia in the genistein treated MPSIIIB mice appear to be smaller and less intensely stained suggesting that they are less activated than microglia in untreated MPSIIIB mice.

These clusters represent accumulations of NEC-containing vesicles in the perinuclear space (Klupp et al., 2007) and were intensely fluorescent, suggesting high local concentrations of pUL34-GFP.

Estimates (fast fashion behemoths do not give out many production figures as the sector is intensely competitive) suggest it sells more than 550 million garments every year.

Elevated BoBac as compared with B. theta in water and sediment samples in both beaches, which are located in a watershed characterized as intensely farmed, suggest that runoff from agricultural areas was one of the probable dominant pollution sources.

The few projections observed were stained more intensely for podocalyxin, suggesting that these cells had less inhibition of podocalyxin than the bulk of the non migrating population of cells.

Furthermore, Goh and Manser's biochemical results indicated that a N-terminal truncation mutant rather than full-length Syx bound more intensely to Rnd1/3, suggesting that structurally Syx may exist in an autoinhibited conformation that is relieved when the C-terminal portion of Syx is deleted (Fig. 1C).

Yet The Singing Detective is also intensely moving, and suggests something profound: that writing can be both cure and curse.