Sentence examples for delay suggesting from inspiring English sources

The first discharge suffers an initial voltage delay, suggesting that the discharge progresses in a thermodynamic non-equilibrium condition.

Furthermore, stress at the early active period led to phase delay, suggesting that saline injection may be a stress stimulant, causing phase shifts of the submandibular gland clock.

However, this drift is less pronounced when accounting reasons underlie the delay, suggesting that at the time of the late filing announcements investors are better able to interpret the effect of those announcements on firm value.

In June, the Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association, the government body that oversees the state-run Catholic churches, said it might ordain 40 bishops "without delay," suggesting a willingness to go ahead without papal approval.

Though ignition delays of all BDFs are shorter than that of diesel oil in the whole temperature range from 600 K to 1200 K, CME exhibits the significant shortest delay, suggesting a dominant effect of physical properties of mixing process.

The observer's LRP also showed a dip, after a short delay, suggesting that the observer's motor system also caught the error, the scientists report 25 April in Nature Neuroscience.

The delay suggests negotiations over a settlement for Ahrendts are going to the wire.

Even a half-second response delay suggests a lapse into sleepiness, known as a microsleep.

The delay suggests that the structure of the law is "fundamentally flawed," Mr. Roskam said.

The early appearance of the ability to delay suggests that it has a genetic origin, an example of personality at its most predetermined.

Conflicting accounts of the reasons for the delay suggested that it might have been influenced by disagreements over his future role.