The phrase "as suggests" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks proper grammatical structure. An example of a correct usage could be: "As the data suggests, we should reconsider our strategy."
Alternatives: "As indicated" or "As implied."
And while filming of the hit show's first batch of final episodes concludes today, nothing about Ms. Field, again nominated for an Emmy, so much as suggests fading.
As a result, motivation is often described as "present" or "absent", as opposed to existing on a continuum, as suggests by basic research.
Moreover, the usage only of the average correlation value (CCI) as LQI is not recommended, requiring additional calculation as suggests the manufacturer of Mica Zs radio.
Anytime I've read anything that even so much as suggests that the iPhone doesn't cure blindness or won't rescue in-peril kittens from neighborhood tree tops, the writer is vilified as some sort of agent of Lucifer.
The comparison of cells I to III highlights the existence of a synergistic effect between the anatase and rutile phases in TiO2 nanofiber DSSCs, as well as suggests a sintering temperature of approximately 550°C which is optimal for enhancing the performance of nanofiber DSSCs.
Turns out I'm not the only one whose knee-jerk impulse is to smash the "End Call" button when someone so much as suggests wanting money or information over the phone.
Or to Pike Place Market, as suggested by @kooosh?
Definitely go to the Victoria Street Market, as suggested above.
I scrubbed with little plastic scrub brushes, as suggested.
As suggested above, Būyid titles emphasized political and territorial sovereignty.
Not all the guests wore period costumes as suggested.
