Sentence examples for specifically suggests that from inspiring English sources

As a result, it specifically suggests that only the least well-off are hurt by income inequalities in a society.

The convergence of consumer and investor interest in connected watches specifically suggests that there are compelling individual products available today and that there is an inspiring vision for these products in the future; something Apple has keyed into.

Our study specifically suggests that among patients presenting to the ICU with impaired diastolic function, those with low filling pressures as assessed by TTE have worse outcome than patients with LV diastolic dysfunction and higher filling pressures.

This work specifically suggests that operational switching between the two schemes will be critical to ensure process stability and performance, and has generally revealed the significance of control design and dynamic operations for this emerging power process.

Apple did something similar to this leading up to the recent release of Justin Timberlake's 20/20 album, and the promotional text of the stream specifically suggests that you "pre-order the album" — which isn't something they'd say if it wasn't intended to go up a bit early.

This hypothesis specifically suggests that receptor-ligand complexes with similar dimensions would be expected to co-localise, whereas those differing in size would be expected to segregate.

Results have specifically suggested that increase in volumes of migratory waterfowl in the country could be associated with increased prevalence of influenza A viruses in free-living waterfowl and poultry, although this may require further study.

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.

And it specifically suggested that jurisdictions could ban the possession of the military's M-16 rifle because it is "dangerous and unusual".

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.

The mismatch literature has specifically suggested that placing students in strong academic environments might have large, negative effects on less academically prepared students.