Sentence examples for suggestive expression from inspiring English sources
"suggestive expression" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe an expression that conveys more than the literal meaning. For example, "She had a mischievous glint in her eye, a suggestive expression that ideas were brewing"
Straightforward portraits are just as physical; even a toucan directly confronting the camera has a suggestive expression.
In a commercial for Lancôme's new men's fragrance — shown on television outside Britain and the United States but easily found online — he strides down a hall, a suggestive expression on his face, to embrace a beautiful woman.
We have identified six proteins in another novel mammal-specific cluster, the Elron cluster, several of which show highly suggestive expression patterns in the developing nervous system.
We have now made it more clear in the text that the proposed interactions represent a model that is hypothetical and based only on the suggestive expression patterns that we describe.
In contrast, urine Hep-2 levels (collected until 24 hours after start of treatment) remained essentially unaffected during treatment which is suggestive for expression in other organs (data not shown).
Despite their high genetic diversity, similar to all HBoV species, the GBoV1 genome also has perfectly conserved NS gene RNA splicing sites, suggestive of expression of two different NS proteins in GBoV.
The subcellular distribution of RAI1 was suggestive of expression of RAI1 in both the nucleus and cytoplasm.
While previous characterisation with standalone XOR gates displayed near perfect XOR outputs, parallel implementation of both AND and XOR logic gates in a half adder led to probable competition for HrpRS transcription activators by pHrpL promoters in both low and high copy plasmids, which is suggestive of expression shunting in competitive transcription dynamics [ 42].
Those passing a Bonferroni-corrected threshold of p < .05 were called as significantly differentially expressed, while the remainder were only "suggestive" of differential expression and classified as "unknown".
These data suggest that acquired resistance to HPR is associated with changes in marker expression, suggestive of a more differentiated status and may be explained, at least in part, by reduced drug accumulation and increased metabolism.
Immunohistochemistry also showed lack of PTEN expression (suggestive of mutation) and complete absence of p53 staining (indicative of null mutation).
