Sentence examples for suggestive figures from inspiring English sources

They weren't real figures; they were suggestive figures doing sexually perverse stuff all over Freud's studio.

While the literature has some suggestive figures, values of R were not given quantitatively, so it is timely to view higher quality data that confirm R ≈ 1. Figure 2 shows grazing incidence (GIXD WAXSscatteringng from a multilamellar stack of ∼2000 DMPC lipid bilayers supported on a Si substrate.

He's such a suggestive figure that you're seduced even before the plot kicks in.

Jack is a suggestive figure — a highly literate nonbeliever who knows his Bible backward but finds it hard to do theological battle with his slippery father.

A suggestive figure is that of Barrick et al. (2009) in which only 29 single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) were found in a long-term adaptive evolution study of Escherichia coli evolved in glucose minimal medium after 20,000 generations.

Quantitative analyses of the RT-PCR data indicated that the relatively lower expression for the maternal tissue suggestive in Figure 6 was not significant (data not shown).

However, there was an increase in the number of mitotic figures, suggestive of an M phase arrest.

Table 2 shows that 40% of teams listed three or more histopathologists, and 19% three or more radiologists, figures suggestive of inadequate site specialisation.

LM examination of P25 (20 ppm) exposed BV2 microglia indicated that they internalized aggregates of P25 in small clusters by 3-hr exposure and by 48 hr responded with fragmented cellular membranes and numerous condensed nuclear figures, suggestive of apoptosis.

A subsequent MRI confirmed the diagnosis (Figure 1) of an enlarged sella containing abnormal soft tissue with increased signal intensity suggestive of haemorrhage (Figure 1A).

That he is an allegorical figure, suggestive of the Devil, is signposted, but the dangers of a medically informed but unethical mind working upon a vulnerable guilt-laden one are also clearly signalled.