Sentence examples for may only suggest from inspiring English sources

Taking into consideration that we found COG112 to partially suppress elevation of Aβ 1 42 levels in mice after head injury [23], these results may only suggest a slight effect of this peptide on Aβ metabolism.

Cross-sectional studies may only suggest but not determine causality.

In addition, since the post-intervention survey was conducted 6 weeks after all the intervention, the data may only suggest short-term improvements in health behavior as a result of the intervention.

Specifically, an independent association between increased levels of haptoglobin and decreased risk of death may only suggest, rather than prove, an attenuation of the deleterious effects of cell-free hemoglobin by haptoglobin, nor does this analysis tell us the specific role that haptoglobin may play in preventing mortality in patients with sepsis.

Considering the fact that S6, unlike its phosphorylation, is a critical protein for functional ribosomes so that its complete absence or the lack of even just one allele leads to early embryonic lethality or to blockage of T-cell proliferation, knockdown of S6 may only suggest that HIF-1 α synthesis is highly sensitive to the compromised ribosome activity.

Genetic features suggesting relatively dramatic increase in associated risk may still only suggest modest post-test probabilities of rare diseases.

By allowing us into her uncertainty, she reveals a common human anxiety: that we may only strongly suggest our identities to others but cannot define them.

Overlapping imaging findings between viral and bacterial infections may occur and radiology can only suggest the aetiology in typical findings.

Thus, we can conclude that the disease control rate of 68%, two biochemical PRs and median OS of 36.5 months in this study only suggest that capecitabine may have antitumour activity in non-pancreatic NETs.

Ms. Marden may be the only suggested candidate on the 2004 International Best-Dressed List ballot to live in a ramshackle walk-up on the Bowery (her father's former painting studio), but her beloved boots were too, well, down at the heel.

Recruiting clinicians may act as gatekeepers, only suggesting research to those patients that they deem suitable for research (ie, not approaching all patients who meet eligibility criteria for a study).