Sentence examples for suggested direct from inspiring English sources

24 In this study, no significant difference in the incubation period was revealed between the patients with suggested direct infection and the patients with suggested indirect infection.

He suggested direct action by foreign governments&hopes that it'll be nonviolent.

Independent modelling has suggested Direct Action does not have enough money to meet even the 5% target, but the government insists it will easily achieve its aims.

Mr Mohajerani, who in 1990 suggested direct talks with the United States, may be rejected as too liberal.In this section Federal sham A pardon too far Pulling the Middle East together again Mix and match Over the border ReprintsMr Khatami's election in May aroused hopes of real change.

The post from RT also suggested direct U.S. government involvement was at hand.

Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) suggested direct binding of these compounds to the receptors pre-complexed with estradiol and further demonstrated that no estradiol displacement occurred.

The painting suggests direct observation, intimate knowledge of crime and punishment.

Still, most researchers stop short of suggesting direct payments to factory owners, analogous to the ones farmers receive.

But the word "retaliation" suggests direct payback — a company shutting down a factory after a strike, for instance.

While estimates of Grand Staircase-Escalante's local economic effects vary, none shows significant negative impacts, and some suggest direct and indirect benefits from tourism.

And if they aren't, she suggests, direct consumer and shareholder action can have a significant impact on a company's policies and political contributions.