Sentence examples for specifically suggesting from inspiring English sources

The focus of this article is to review molecular imprinting within hydrogels and discuss recent efforts on analyte-responsive intelligent gels, specifically suggesting the possibility of utilizing molecular imprinting strategies to impart analyte specificity and responsiveness within these systems.

Indeed, he had spoken of Mata specifically, suggesting he offered Chelsea options both as a No10 and as a right-winger cutting inside from the flank as "the only left-footed player of that kind at the club".

Conversely, trastuzumab does not inhibit the effect of EGF on EGFR phosphorylation, MAPK activity, cell proliferation, NE differentiation, although it reduces ErbB2 levels specifically, suggesting that ErbB2 is not necessary to inhibit NE differentiation.

Studies on familial hemiplegic migraine type-1 mutant mice show larger infarcts and worse neurological outcomes after stroke compared to wild-type mice [6], specifically suggesting that a diagnosis of migraine with aura may predispose to vascular complications during the thrombectomy procedure.

Without specifically suggesting why a third party report would stall a supposedly safe project, the company frames this recommendation as an affront to the unquestionable wisdom of the NEB and uses it as an opportunity to kiss regulatory ass.

Dietrich, whose review lauded Goldhagen for asking "many of the proper seminal questions", mirrored Wheatcroft's concerns about repetitiveness, misunderstandings and polemics, specifically suggesting that "[r]eaders must be sure to also review the footnotes since in many cases he contextually and theologically nuances his book's claims only there".

Beck's (1976) cognitive theory of emotional disorders was the first to specifically suggest that different disorders have unique cognitive profiles that reflect specific disorder-related content.

The draft had suggested that an independent mechanism was needed for such investigations but did not specifically suggest use of a prosecutor.

But in the letter, he specifically suggested to Herman Van Rompuy that offshore vehicles used for what high-end financial advisers call "inheritance planning" might best be left alone.

The experts at A.E.I. and Brookings specifically suggest making the Defense Department a bigger part of clean energy research.

In her letter to Mr. Lay, Ms. Watkins specifically suggested that the company not use Vinson & Elkins to review the issues she was raising, noting the overlapping roles the law firm would then be playing.