Sentence examples for intimately suggest from inspiring English sources

Estimates by scientists who know the area intimately suggest somewhere in the region of two hundred tigers.

The three lived and labored together in a magnificent series of stone and timber buildings -- more intimately than Finnish restraint might suggest.

But the invocation of Proust is partly a ruse - whereas the novelist drew everything into the orbit of his private memory, the effect of Immemory is to suggest that Marker intimately recalls all the major events of the last 50 years, because he was there.

These days lots of children are intimately familiar with immigrants, and polls suggest that acquaintance with them breeds acceptance rather than contempt.

Studies suggest that summarizing is intimately linked to reading comprehension in that the writer must, first of all, make sense of the target text (Kintsch & van Dijk 1978).

These recent reports suggest that inflammation is intimately involved in carcinogenesis and cancer progression in colorectal cancer.

These observations suggest that zinc is intimately involved with oncogenesis, and if inflammation may be ruled out or treated, zinc could be used as a cancer-specific biomarker.

Although lipids in serum are intimately related to atherosclerosis, our results suggest that early iAs-mediated effects on atherogenesis may be independent of the lipid serum profile.

Many lines of evidence suggest that ET may be intimately involved in the genesis of the cerebral vasospasm.

Our findings suggest that exit strategies are intimately bound to the nature and synergies of innovative efforts.

First, cumulative outcomes strongly suggest that mitochondrial functionality is intimately associated with both sperm quality and fertilization ability [for a review see 39].