Sentence examples for suggestive given from inspiring English sources

This is suggestive, given that one of Alexander's later key claims concerning spacetime the stuff of substances is that it is continuous.

However, the role of microglia in the destruction of retinal vessels is suggestive given the evidence, e.g. from the RCS rat and other models in which photoreceptor degeneration, microglia activation, and vessel regression have been demonstrated [6], [23], [24].

Overall estimate of SMD was only suggestive given the highly significant heterogeneity across studies.

This evidence is only suggestive, given attempted use of chat by co-located groups to collaborate was interrupted by technical problems.

In this patient the hypothesis of eosinophilic migration to the liver after regression of BIP is suggestive given the transient eosinophilia and presence of FELD.

The number of DE genes determined by RNA-Seq and not by MA ranged from 491 to 776 (Table 4), although these results are only suggestive given the experimental design used for the RNA-Seq.

But I noted that nearly all of the press coverage today dutifully followed the suggestive comments given in the press information.

These results are suggestive, but given the many phenotypic differences between mice, chimpanzees and humans (besides lifespan), this evolutionary criterion does not establish the functional significance of Dio1, Papp-A or other positively selected genes.

Williams did the adaptation himself, and the generally sparse, suggestive dialogue gives way, now and then, to a burst of candor that arrives like a slap.

Lewton's screenwriters, Curt Siodmak and Ardel Wray, knew how to make the occult and the psychological converge, and the director, Jacques Tourneur, a master at orchestrating shadowy and suggestive forms, gave supernatural doings the force of poetic justice.

Those with suggestive symptoms were given a unique 'flu number' to obtain a course of Tamiflu© treatment.