Sentence examples for suggested qualitatively from inspiring English sources

That statement was challenged by an Indian government report released late last year that suggested, qualitatively, that "many" Himalayan glaciers were instead growing in size and that others were stable.

Fits by the models, in fact, are not as good as suggested qualitatively in the discussion.

However, what happens for visuo-haptic cross-modal object recognition is less clear, since differences in the perceptual salience of particular object properties between vision and touch suggest qualitatively different unisensory representations [3], whereas cross-modal priming studies suggest a common representation [4].

This difference suggests qualitatively and/or quantitatively distinct mechanisms in HBO-mediated and G-CSF-mediated HSCP mobilization in old mice.

The fact that Piezo1 ion channels respond well to both convex and concave curvature therefore suggests qualitatively that Piezo1 might be activated by lateral membrane tension.

In summary, for our data set, adding family-specific rate variation to the model suggests qualitatively different conclusions about genome evolution, at least for some lineages.

Whether similar mechanisms are involved in coding the identity of familiar voices remains to be established [ 38], although clinical studies of voice perception [ 39 41] and face perception studies [ 42] suggest qualitatively different mechanisms for familiar stimuli.

It is noteworthy that patients with Alzheimer's disease showed a similar frequency of discrepancies favouring either the ASA-segregation or the ASA-grouping test whereas control subjects showed discrepancies favouring only the ASA-grouping test, suggesting qualitatively different performance profiles at an individual level.

The unusually strong coupling between lanthanide ions, several orders of magnitude larger than is normally found, appeared to be the key to obtaining the large hysteresis temperatures, without zero-field relaxation, though (Dy-5) would suggest qualitatively similar results can be obtained without resorting to such a "radical" approach.

The logical next step in research is to examine these suggested factors qualitatively with users and the context workflow.

That the opposite occurs, however, suggests a qualitatively different role for RBR in combination with FAMA in these cells.