We moved suggestive ALSPAC results forward to our replication analyses to emphasize replication of associations over statistical corrections for multiple testing.
Only once does a child seem irked by the camera's presence or possibly the man behind it; whatever the case, it jerkily shifts view, a move suggestive of a hurriedly averted gaze.
His chapter on the great plagues of medieval Britain, and their impact on high policy and everyday life, is at once terrifying and moving, sympathetic and suggestive.
By contrast, the director François Ozon, in "Hideaway," lingers on the motionless languor of endless hot days, the physicality of good-looking actors, the tactility of flesh — the movie is weighted, slow-moving, suggestive.
Within minutes of NaCl droplet placement, NaOH-rich films resultant from oxygen reduction advanced stepwise from the droplets, leaving behind concentric trenching attack patterns suggestive of moving anode-cathode pairs at the alkaline film front.
In many instances such doubts keep you moving between the harsh, suggestive imagery and the brushwork and process, but after a while you may begin to feel a bit manipulated.
Sections "Descriptive analysis", "Suggestive analysis" and "Predictive analysis" then give a chronological overview of research on the graph topology of molecular interaction networks, moving from descriptive to suggestive and predictive.
SO4-2 seven day moving averages are associated with higher sICAM-1 and a suggestive association was observed with sVCAM-1 in aging men.
To his instrument-maker's eye, this was suggestive of a fixed central gear around which other moving gears could rotate.
I heard his suggestive whispers—"Sleep Memsaab, sleep"—and saw his hand moving over her face in circular hypnotic passes.
And here's something more suggestive of a shift: 61percentt said they would be moving money away from direct response toward brand ad campaigns.
