Sentence examples for classes which suggest from inspiring English sources

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The Labour party is strongly represented in both the International Liberals and the Nostalgic Brits classes, which are perhaps the two most opposite classes, which suggest a broad range of issues that underlie the party's support (Goodwin and Heath [35]).

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However, we found no difference in the length from marriage to the first pregnancy between the wealth classes, which suggests that energetic constraints in Poor mothers did not delay their first reproductive event.

These tumors are not all basaloid, they include tumors of many classes, which suggests that the Lrp5-dependent growth pathway could become viable in many candidate tumor precursor cell types.

Population structures were characterized by a relatively high number of plants in the lower stem size classes, which suggested that the species benefited from protection against grazing and firewood collection since 1979.

Which "workers" this new party will champion is hard to say but "worker" is a much more amenable word than working-class, which suggests systems and divisions beyond individual control.

It was in response to what he called a "terrifying" YouGov poll commissioned by the union-backed thinktank Class, which suggested there was mass support for renationalisation of public utilities such as energy and rail, and for rent controls.

It was just 100 years ago that a more persuasive explanation was offered in "The Theory of the Leisure Class," which suggested vanity and "see how rich I am" and coined the memorable phrase "conspicuous consumption".

It was just 100 years ago that a more persuasive explanation was offered in "The Theory of the Leisure Class," which suggested vanity and "see how rich I am" and coined the memorable phrase "conspicuous consumption". Thorstein Veblen, where are you when we need you!

Underachiever performance saw little change from the first to the second year, the most notable being the resemblance of its XP accumulation curve to that of the other clusters during the first weeks of class, which suggests that they might have been more interested in the course during this period, as compared to the previous year.

In contrast, the current fully sequenced Hymenoptera genomes (Apis mellifera and Nasonia vitripennis) lack the Epsilon class, which suggests that Epsilon class GSTs appeared after the Hymenoptera divergence, approximately 238.5 307.2 million years ago [ 39, 40].

Furthermore, the phylogenetic analysis of caspase family members in Bombyx mori with those involved in apoptotic pathways in other species shows that caspase-8 homologs lacking DED domains in insects are clustered into the same class, which suggests that the caspase-8 homology gene mutation might have occurred after divergence of animals and insects.

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