Sentence examples for suggest reflect from inspiring English sources
Following these early processes indexed by the MMN, there is a cascade of further processes which we suggest reflect more in-depth processing, re-analysis and integration of information and, unlike the earliest steps, engage an attentional mechanism (Shtyrov, 2010).
IgG antibody levels above this we suggest reflect increasing likelihood of HP, for example, pigeon fanciers with symptoms suggesting possible HP had a median level of 70 mg/L, and those with probable HP had a median level of 135 mg/L.
Some websites allow you to enter personality traits, occupations, and other qualities you feel your screen name should suggest Reflect your personality.
Mr. Keller's reference to "sufficient prominence" for material "extracted with some difficulty," I would suggest, reflected the journalistic temptation to accord special weight to one's exclusive information.
Citigroup recently began negotiating with lawmakers, in a move that some observers suggest reflects its desire to win favor on Capitol Hill after receiving billions in funds from the bailout program.
Mrs. Edwards has also become a free operator on behalf of her husband of 29 years, a development that her friends suggest reflects the clarity and perspective that come from her cancer diagnosis, and her increasingly confident political instincts as she advises Mr. Edwards, a North Carolina Democrat, in his second White House bid.
The demographic imbalance, they and others suggest, reflects a large element of personal preference.
However, despite these factors, we speculate that there is still a shortfall in expected survival in APC, which we suggest reflects the existence of significant unappreciated VTE.
And professors' feelings about footnotes and headnotes, he suggested, reflect this.
The highest achievements of Modernism, he suggested, reflect a rigorous idealism, an exploration of the principles of each art form.
Polyvore is a useful Web site for people, but it does, as Ms. Jacobs's reporting suggested, reflect a remote, blunt, user-friendly time.
