Sentence examples similar to primarily suggestive from inspiring English sources

Clustered spreading depolarisations are related to metabolic changes suggestive of ongoing secondary damage primarily in nonischemic brain tissue [ 80].

Usually, the estimation of the bacterial infections' severity is primarily based on the presence of some characteristics suggestive of Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS) as defined by the American College of Chest Physicians/Society of Critical Care Medicine Consnensus Conference, 1992[ 3].

Names "primarily to black babies, such as DeShawn, Darnell and Jermaine, generated ads suggestive of an arrest in 81 to 86percentt of name searches," writes Harvard University's Latanya Sweeney, in the open access journal, ArXiv.

And so again, suggestive.

The timing was suggestive.

But the analysis is suggestive.

Not suggestive of imminent harmony.

But the similarities are certainly suggestive.

Safety and tolerance were assessed primarily from spontaneously reported adverse events and described by the patients at each visit, with special attention to the severity of hypoglycemia; occurrences of symptoms suggestive of hypoglycemia were recorded in the patient's diary.

It may also be worth pointing out that mental imagery should not generally be confused with imagery as the term has come to be used in literary criticism, where it usually seems to mean something like metaphor or figurative language, and, in particular, highly concrete, perceptually specific language that is used primarily for its suggestive or emotional effect.

These findings are suggestive primarily of selective analysis, rather than publication bias.