Sentence examples for weakly suggest from inspiring English sources

To be fair to the correspondent, even though he was "embedded" he did sort of weakly suggest that so far there was no real evidence that linked the Iraqi government to the September 11 attacks.

Considering genotyping assays by likelihood ratios and post-test probabilities [ 16] also addresses previously suggested 'incidentalome' issues [ 19], where incidental findings, even many of them, that weakly suggest increased likelihood of rare diseases will be largely irrelevant in a patient free from clinical complaints and with correspondingly low post-test probabilities of these diseases.

This result weakly suggests that generous unemployment benefits make non-employment of young adults and adults more sensitive to the business cycle and make that of young adults less sensitive.

Although weakly suggested in our previous multigene analysis [19], we show here using a much larger dataset that this specific grouping is in fact very robust.

In contrast, splenic PrPC immunolabelling showed that many cells in the red pulp expressed PrP weakly suggesting that the relatively high PrP mRNA level in the red pulp compartment was the result of a relatively low single cell expression in a broad group of cells.

It is this sole finding that weakly suggests that microchimeric cells might play a pathogenic or reparative role.

Trichomonas vaginalis, another metamonad retains only a rather divergent Emc2, that passed the test for orthology, but only weakly, suggesting that this protein is under relaxed selection, perhaps repurposed, or in the process of being lost.

Although this drug inhibits AC5 strongly, but total AC activity weakly, suggesting a specific AC5 inhibitor, it is possible that there is inhibition of other AC isoforms, but unlikely as potent as inhibition of AC5.

The result in this study weakly suggests that people living in areas with high levels of NOX may even develop allergy to a lesser degree then people living in unpolluted areas.

This finding coupled with the observation that PS and SRH were significantly correlated (albeit weakly) suggests that SRH is a potential confounder of the relationship between PS with service quality and survival in prostate cancer.

All the analyses with AA data lend strong support to the monophyly of the obscura cluster (BP = 87; PP = 1.00), while the obscura-sinobscura cluster is only weakly suggested by the Bayesian tree inferred with the Poisson model.