Sentence examples similar to suggest flaws implicitly from inspiring English sources

Curry isn't the only one to suggest flaws in established climate models.

Inspection of relevant SPC life tables suggests flaws in their infant mortality estimates.

unnecessarily nudging the respondents and suggesting the answers implicitly.

Grant suggested all were implicitly political because they represented Indigenous culture.

The book also suggests, at least implicitly, that Plomin opposes grammar schools and externally imposed targets.

This suggests that flaws in the p53 gene is an early step in ovarian cancer development.

(Some of these may be suggested implicitly by the list above of what you've wanted to avoid).

They suggest huge systemic flaws.

But the trade-off he suggested is flawed.

This suggests a flaw in Mar Ukba's anonymous giving.

Something's just occurred to me: A real character flaw is implicitly a flaw that we don't recognize in ourselves.