Sentence examples for methods that suggest from inspiring English sources

Papyri preserve complex accounting methods that suggest elements of economic rationalism, and the Empire was highly monetized.

We will also describe mechanistic differences between the in vitro and in vivo methods that suggest alternative molecular control.

To annotate the sequences, computational searches were performed for similarity to sequences deposited in plant sequence databases (see Methods), that suggest the presence of plant specific regions within these sequences (Table 1).

As hinted at in the interrogation scene last week, Cohle is a convincing actor, but there's a sense at times here that he's getting into the role of his biker alter-ego (he goes by the name of Crash) a little too much; there's a relish to the way that he tells Hart about Mexican cartels' grisly execution methods that suggests an attraction to the high-risk thrills of the outlaw lifestyle.

Gliding in from the Pavilion End, England's tallest-ever bowler, who has a method that suggests there is not too much that can go awry, took the first two wickets to fall today and then came back later with the second new ball to remove Mushfiqur Rahim.

Sloan researched different techniques for making PIV more pleasurable, such as the Coital Alignment Technique, a method that suggests vertical penetration and thrusts to maximize clitoral stimulation.

A direct method that suggests itself is the detection of the UV-induced autofluorescence of proteins (Roegener et al. 2003).

In crafting such intense work with methods that could suggest "danger," she breaks the barrier of what cliched machinery women are capable of handling.

Big Pharma, Big Bucks, and the Guise of Science Adherents of conventional medicine have consistently asserted that its methods are scientifically verified, and they have ridiculed other methods that are suggested to have therapeutic or curative effects.

Methods that were suggested were informal and unstructured, and doctors acknowledged that such methods may neither be supportive enough or measurable.

There is currently no scientific evidence that suggests these methods are beneficial.