Sentence examples for suggesting a case from inspiring English sources

Shark researcher David Ward elaborated on the evolution of Carcharocles by implying that this lineage, stretching from the Paleocene to the Pliocene, is of a single giant shark which gradually changed through time, suggesting a case of chronospecies.

Table 3 shows an increase of performance over time, suggesting a case of quick learning similar to B's performance in experiment 1.

But Cameron's remarks suggest a case for British involvement is being assembled.

The circus had been a childhood passion, and the return to that suggests a case of arrested development.

Peggy Smith peered through the microscope at the two Pap smears and gasped: One merely suggested a case of inflammation.

When Guzmán was questioned in prison by authorities, he, too, seemed to suggest a case of mistaken identity.

Lieutenant Morgan said the evidence suggested a case of workplace violence.

The leathery skin on his arms and hands is stenciled so heavily by the bites of ticks and other insects as to suggest a case of measles.

Many of the facts provided in the report suggest a case of mistaken identity.

That misleadingly suggested a case fatality rate of about 1percentt, with the true rate more likely 4-54-5percenthe saddingdding that the latest data had taken health experts by surprise.

It furthermore suggests a case of convergent evolution of motor patterns, facilitating terrestrial locomotion.