Sentence examples for suggests a complication from inspiring English sources

But revolutionary fictionalism suggests a complication: even if, in some sense, quantification over mathematical entities is indispensable to our best theory of the world, perhaps it is not literal quantification over mathematical entities that is thus indispensable.

As above, our seafloor geodetic observations suggested a complication of the interplate coupling on the assumed maximum source model of the Nankai Trough great earthquake.

It follows that any upward trend in their level should suggest a complication: high initial levels, their persistence, or a secondary increase at a later time.

In no case did postoperative imaging revealed a hydrocephalus, and in no case did clinical signs suggest a complication associated with the CSF pathways.

Rapamycin impairs mitochondrial biogenesis and function in cultured muscle cells, which suggests a potential complication of targeting mTOR signaling as a means of promoting longevity in healthy humans.

With two different constant values, there are two different equations, but the position of D in a later equation suggests an unnecessary complication.

With two different constant values, there are two different equations, but the position of D in the equation in line 235 suggests an unnecessary complication.

Symptoms suggesting a serious complication would be high fever, cough with green sputum, earache or facial pain.

Although recent case series suggest a low complication rate with nonoperative management, the classic paradigm of preventive operative resection remains.

And it also suggested a possible complication that might get me out of the too-easy-metaphor dilemma described above: make the SGs happy to be doing this "work".

And it also suggested a possible complication that might get me out of the too-easy-metaphor dilemma described above: make the SGs happy to be doing this "work". Suddenly, anyone who was "against" it (i.e., the reader, Eva) was sort of out of step with everyone else in the fictive world, including the SGs themselves.