Sentence examples for cited data suggest from inspiring English sources

The cited data suggest some effects of magnetic fields, but do not provide exact information about type of response.

40 The results obtained in this work and the cited data suggest that carprofen or a lower-toxicity carprofen derivative (such as the recently developed reduced-toxicity IBP derivative) 41 could be developed as a useful anti-TB drug.

At a meeting of heart rhythm specialists in May in San Francisco, Dr. Douglas P. Zipes, an Indiana University medical professor, cited data suggesting a decline in the percentage of heart patients who suffered the kinds of heart stoppages that defibrillators were intended to address.

Despite this, the authors cite data suggesting that 40percentt of the treatment cycles in the U.S. involve the transfer of at least three embryos.

Based on the cited data, the authors suggested a possible positive effect of PGE1 in bone callus formation after fractures.

The authors provide data on the apparent viral loads they observed and cite data to suggest that washing and disinfecting produce before eating it could reduce viral loads below the level of an infectious dose.

Quartz recently cited 2013 data suggesting that pay-TV subscriptions may have peaked in 2012.

Republicans have not cited any data suggesting that drug use contributes to joblessness or that there is an elevated rate of drug abuse among the unemployed.

It cited data produced by Texas which suggests that about 6% of the state's registered voters – roughly 800,000 people – lacked suitable ID.

As supported by the cited investigations, our data suggest an impact of an early community-based family practice elective with one-to-one mentoring on medical students' current consideration of family practice as a career option.

The agency cited data from the International Monetary Fund, which suggested the UK's share of the world economy will shrink from about 5% in 1980 to just over 3% in 2020.