Sentence examples for suggest ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Although the available results suggest ambiguous roles of the CCN family proteins, they reveal the significance of CCN proteins in the regulation of bone homeostasis and turnover.

The abstracted images, like "Posthumous Succor (Finale)," conjure up associations of surgery, suggesting ambiguous anatomical parts that are being sutured.

Her videos are often set in barren wastelands or deserts, as if to suggest an ambiguous global identity.

The pinkish cream of his suit and the background are interrupted mainly by his vivid features, especially his half-closed, red-rimmed eyes, which suggest an ambiguous mixture of reverie, debauchery and grief.

Studies for other countries suggest more ambiguous effects of education on cigarette and alcohol consumption.

Her face suggests an ambiguous state.

That Satsuki and Takuya are never shown walking side by side suggests the ambiguous asymmetry of their relationship.

The "newly-seized power" was limited to the cases at hand in a manner which suggested the ambiguous calculus the Court was using was flawed.

Instead, it suggests that ambiguous figure memory is determined by a more global perceptual history.

Some studies, however, including one conducted by the Food and Drug Administration's Working Group on Sunlamps, suggest a more ambiguous linkage.

Though he denounced the release of the memos that allowed these methods, he now wants further documents to be published that would, he says, demonstrate their success.People familiar with the inner workings of intelligence suggest a more ambiguous story.