Sentence examples for suggested an aspect from inspiring English sources

Cardiac positron emission tomography using 18-fluorodeoxyglucose suggested an aspect of metabolic stunned myocardium associated with catecholamine excess.

Given such strong positive selection, visual inspection of the estimated genetic parameters (Table S3, Table S5, Table S6, and Table S8) suggested an aspect of constraint for female traits in the general pattern of negative genetic covariance between survival and reproductive traits (Table S5 and Table S8).

The judge's lack of soccer knowledge suggests an aspect of FIFA that enabled its rampant corruption: the way it distributed power and money.

This suggests an aspect of Mr. Flavin's light sculptures that is too infrequently remarked upon, their memorial or commemorative quality.

Nevertheless, the Frio results do "suggest an aspect of risk we hadn't considered before," says Friedmann.

The index Gravy correlated to the Axis3 might also be suggested as an aspect of the selection pressure in shaping the bias.

The film's title suggests an ethological aspect, and indeed the Cody family stalk around their rather cramped house like caged animals, and Detective Leckie makes a neat little speech about the weak and the powerful within the natural world.

In any case, IAPC supporters might argue, the mentor/apprentice approach of Sophie's World tends to reinforce the idea that philosophy is primarily something passed down from adults rather than, as Gareth Matthews suggests, an important aspect of children's natural curiosity.

By extrapolating from published subgenomic sequence data, this clade is populated by a great number of divergent strains which are distributed both geographically and temporally, suggesting an endemic aspect to these previously uncharacterised viruses.

Aspect was also retained as a variable for further analysis because, despite a non-significant chi-square relation to landslide occurrence, graphical analysis suggested a relation between aspect and mass wasting.

Following this line of thought, the managers suggested a patient safety aspect: if a child's condition remains unclear because of incomplete communication, a referral could be a correct measure.