Sentence examples for ostensibly suggest from inspiring English sources

Characterisation of the dynamics of these polymer solutions – diffusion coefficients and viscosity – ostensibly suggest a very different conclusion with the polymer expanding as the pH is increased, but this arises due to weak aggregation of the amphoteric polymer coils.

While these findings still ostensibly suggest genetic links to ROSC (and possible sex-related differences in the effects and dosing of interventions), the data here now strongly infer hormonal (e.g. estrogenic) differences as a key factor in these observations.

That such a senior and high profile member of the cabinet – with no official brief for local government – has ostensibly suggested that councils could avoid gruelling financial situations if only they were better at managing budgets, has understandably angered local politicians.

Darrow himself was prosecuted, ostensibly for suggesting that "there is no such thing as crime", believing that criminals were a product of their background, "bound hand and foot by the invisible chains of heredity and environment".

Ostensibly, our results suggest that air pollution may contribute to the acceleration of cardiovascular disease development – the main causes of morbidity and mortality in many countries.

These ostensibly different findings suggest that many of the splicing changes associated with cancer are likely to be context-dependent.

The picture is multifaceted, too, merging a Nazi-era sculpture with the face of a terrorist from West Germany's Baader-Meinhof gang — a group ostensibly fighting fascism — to suggest the two extremes have common ground.

The findings suggest an ostensibly counter-intuitive relationship between the adoption of mitigation measures and the experience of flooding, with households adopting measures more rather than less likely to experience problems (Exp(B) = 2.806, CI for Exp(B) = 1.104 and 7.136).

Mr. Paine pushes beyond this ostensibly disinterested report, suggesting that one reason the board might have grown doubtful was because its chairman at the time, Alan C. Lloyd, had joined the California Fuel Cell Partnership.

But the final results suggest more voters, ostensibly led by Republicans, might have left the race blank.

The sad puppy photo, along with a promise that profits from the hoax will ostensibly be donated to charity, suggest feelings of genuine regret from the article's publisher (or possibly the author himself).