Sentence examples for suggested graphically from inspiring English sources

This is also suggested graphically in Figure 9. Since auguritids and pinacitids originated from the same ancestor, had possible directional trends in UWI, Dmx and NLb, and finally ended with similar values for these three characters, auguritids and pinacitids may have a parallel evolution for three quantifiable traits (coiling, adult size, and suture complexity).

In this study, the lls plot looks approximately linear which suggests graphically that the survival-time distribution considered is Weibull.

And the brutality of the faceless, relentless marauders from the north is suggested rather than graphically shown, so that the cruelty is likely to sail over the heads of very young children while giving older ones a not-too-upsetting thrill of danger.

And while the students called for yellow, there have been other suggestions, including a more eye-catching color -- safety orange, perhaps, or pink, more graphically suggesting a fresh wound or injury.

It is partly because condoms graphically suggest the sex act that they have so often been known through their covers: a collection of boxes and containers here range from antique exoticism (picturing desert camels) to whimsical contemporaneity (portraits of candidates from the last presidential election).

The film excercises the good judgement lacking in Russo's television station in that it suggests, rather than graphically depicting the resolution of this relationship.

Figure 2 shows roughly this type of symmetrical distribution at p-values ≥ 0.05, but at p-values < 0.05 there is a clear predominance of positive ORs that are not mirrored by negative ORs. Figure 2 therefore graphically suggests that the data contain some positive signal for a risk factor for ASD.

For homogeneous subgroups, absolute risk reductions (numbers-needed-to-treat) were graphically plotted as recently suggested [ 14].

Understanding frequency and intensity of the individualised treatments may be graphically depicted in ways suggested by Perera [ 63].

Dignity promotion is portrayed graphically in Figure 3. Participants' accounts suggested these are the ideal conditions for violation and promotion, but that in actuality their dignity encounters often take place in mixed conditions.

His graphically graphic approach to deconstructing the state of the movie business suggested that the studios are still finding ways to perform cash-ectomy's on consumers.