Sentence examples for suggesting past from inspiring English sources

A homemade video of September's anti-war rallies in Washington alternates between color and black-and-white, suggesting past and present protests; the screen is framed in funky tape and cardboard.

VCA and EBNA IgG antibodies were positive suggesting past immunization.

161 (20%) were anti-HBcAb positive but HBsAg negative suggesting past infection.

Subsequent longitudinal studies reported considerable hantavirus seropositivity among healthy human cohorts, suggesting past exposure to hantaviruses or subclinical infection (3 ).

Seroprevalence of antibody to HBV core antigen, suggesting past or current infection, is 60% higher among adults with diabetes than those without, and there is some evidence that diabetes imparts a higher HBV case fatality rate (1).

For constant population size, using data simulated under the Single Step Model (SSM) but assuming a more complicated model to perform estimation (allowing for a Two Phase Mutation model or for a Geometrical model), the current population size was underestimated and ancient size estimate was even smaller, suggesting past expansion.

We are seated in a stand facing a house without a facade, its open, grey concrete rooms dotted with monitors; a giant screen fills the absent attic; green hills stretch beyond; Simon Banham's design simultaneously suggests past, present and future.

This suggests past conditions were not overly wet and that the pebbles were carried only a relatively short distance - probably no more than 10-15km.

I analyze parallels in biotechnology as they have occurred in the past 20 years in tandem with special issues published in Computers and Composition to suggest past, current, and future connections between biotechnology and the work of computers and writing.

Although DNA detection does not formally prove the presence of the bacillus as compared to culture or inoculation to guinea pigs, it suggests past exposure.

Although DNA detection does not formally prove the presence of the bacillus in a viable form, as compared to culture or inoculation to guinea pigs, it suggests past exposure.