"Suggestive evidence" refers to information or clues that hint at or imply a conclusion or idea but do not provide strong proof. It implies that something is possible or likely, but more evidence is needed to confirm it. Full definition
We find suggestive evidence that the effectiveness of individual teachers improves during the school year when they are evaluated. (educationnext.org)
One way to get suggestive evidence of such long - lasting occasions is to look for delayed emotional or physiological reactions to stimuli — reactions which come long after the initial conscious reaction. (religion-online.org)
While our work is not causal, it provides suggestive evidence on the ways policy can encourage stronger standards implementation and through that, better student achievement outcomes. (educationnext.org)