Sentence examples for suggested provocative from inspiring English sources

DRD4 VNTR was the single target of the current study based on the existing literature [ 37, 38, 40] and the small sample size, however, other recent studies have suggested provocative interactions with other alleles.

Virilio suggests provocative parallels between high-energy physics, crash-prone global finance, and a fetishistic futurism that "deconstructs the melody line of history".

Mr. Rivers's blustery playing with the Miles Davis Quintet, captured on the album "Miles in Tokyo," suggested a provocative but imperfect fit.

But in the New York Grand Opera's performance of Leoncavallo's "Pagliacci" at the Naumberg Band Shell in Central Park on Friday night, the casting suggested a provocative spin that the composer might not have envisioned.

The interviews suggested how provocative a dialogue between two different points of view might be, not least because one might conclude that the men share some common ground beyond the purely professional.

The leak of minutes from a recent jailhouse meeting with Mr. Ocalan, in which the guerrilla leader threatened more war if the prime minister failed to meet his demands for greater Kurdish rights, has caused a stir in the Turkish news media, and some commentators have suggested the provocative statements could complicate the peace talks.

Or perhaps we could combine these possibilities and turn them to constructive ends; perhaps Dr. Robinson's edition has suggested a provocative line of approach for future literary critics.

McAleese suggested as "provocative findings" that the expression of several markers is constitutive as revealed by our work.

Leslie Biesecker (National Human Genome Research Institute, USA) suggested a provocative paradigm shift from studying the genetics of people with known disease to studying the diseases of people with known genetics.

A new study published in Nature suggests some provocative answers.

But they suggest a provocative diagnostic tool for assessing mental health: to what extent is an individual capable of empathy?