Sentence examples for base to suggest from inspiring English sources

"It is completely off base to suggest that the U.S. is proposing that we delay action until 2020," Mr. Stern said.

Andrew Clapham, an expert on school inspection, said: "There is no credible evidence base to suggest that wearing a piece of clothing on one's head has an impact on intellectual or academic ability".

DUNNING LIZ GERRING DANCE COMPANY In her new "Tonight Clearing, Tomorrow Clear," Liz Gerring uses abstract movement derived from an emotional base to suggest that despite the cloudiness of the world today, there can be clarity in the future.

The city's Law Department issued a statement saying "it is totally off base to suggest there was any conflict of interest" for Mr. Perello, who began working for the Yankees after Snapple already had a contract with the team.

For 23 chemicals, there was no evidence in the DEREK knowledge base to suggest carcinogenic activity.

There is a growing evidence base to suggest that HPV+ve OSCC have a better prognosis than HPV−ve tumours, suggesting a clinical utility for HPV testing (Lindel et al, 2001; Fakhry et al, 2008).

"During the two-week break not only we, her defence, but the global community, which is interested in the case, understood that there are no bases to suggest crimes in the actions of Yulia Tymoshenko," her lawyer Yury Sukhov told journalists in Kiev.

As occurs in women with the polycystic ovary syndrome, there are theoretical bases to suggest that an insulin-mediated overstimulation of ovarian steroidogenesis may occur in females with abdominal obesity, as insulin acts as a true gonadotropic hormone, synergizing LH activity.

The present study discusses a fuzzy proportional-integral-derivative (fuzzy PID) based controller to suggest the change in quantity of isoflurane to be delivered to the patient, for the maintenance of the desired anaesthetic depth, as targeted by the anaesthesiologist.

There are no phase III randomized trial-based data to suggest that combination chemotherapy is any better than single agent chemotherapy, though recent phase II trials suggest that combinations may be useful, at least in patients relapsing after more than six months off first-line treatment [ 9, 10].

Yet there is no clear evidence base currently existing to suggest what measures are of most utility in remedying this underreporting.