Sentence examples for suggestion implied from inspiring English sources

Charcot's demonstration of a link between hysterical symptoms, such as paralysis of a limb, and hypnotic suggestion implied the power of mental states rather than nerves in the etiology of disease.

As a result of this decision, delays incident to obtaining a federal injunction have made wholly futile the diligent efforts of the State of Ohio to fix reasonable gas rates for the people of Portsmouth, Ohio. 1 I cannot agree with the suggestion implied here that this results from any cause other than the unwarranted interposition by courts into the business of rate making.

Previous studies have suggested that Ala12 carriers show significant improvement in insulin sensitivity (4); this suggestion implies that non-Ala carriers, i.e., patients who are homozygous for the Pro12 allele, show increased insulin resistance, which contributes to the development of diabetic nephropathy.

The suggestion implies, contrary to the fact, that the two decisions are contradictory.

This suggestion implies that the needs on specific cultural and social context could shaped the mobile Internet industry in Japan.

The difference in age between the patients with SSAs and MSI carcinomas also supports this suggestion, implying a necessary additional step after SSA development for the accumulation of oncogenic mutations responsible for the carcinoma transition.

This suggestion implies that optimal production of LXs, resolvins, protectins, and maresins from various PUFAs is of paramount importance to contain infections, clear the invading organisms, and resolve the detrimental inflammatory process and prevent tissue damage.

Which two men made "semiserious suggestions" implying that Judge Judy could fill Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's Supreme Court seat?

Such suggestions imply many hadn't been inside the place they were preparing to close.

As another not mutually exclusive possibility, it was suggested that high levels of anti-inflammatory molecules in long-living people may counteract inflamm-ageing, both suggestions implying that high systemic levels of pro-inflammatory molecules would not confer increased risks in centenarians (Salvioli et al., 2013).

There is the suggestion, faintly implied but discernible, that Selwyn's admiration was probably love.