Sentence examples for differences in suggesting from inspiring English sources

The rejection of a holistic view of culture does remove a major obstacle to a belief that certain values transcend cultural differences, in suggesting that cultures aren't wholly self-contained, closed-off and non-connecting.

There was no significant difference in suggesting improvements although this may have been because this task was easy.

Further, glnB and gdh1 expression levels show no marked differences in expression, suggesting that both are involved in ammonia assimilation.

Thus, the significant amplitude differences between the loss and win feedback were identified in the more frontal electrodes, with no differences in latency, suggesting an FN-type response.

Again, there were no differences in outcomes, suggesting that short duration AKI is not associated with better outcomes than medium duration AKI in critically ill patients.

A Dutch study comparing the crying frequency of menstruating and non-menstruating girls failed to demonstrate expected differences in crying, suggesting the hormone prolactin isn't so important.

However, there were differences in uptake, suggesting that initial intentions were differentially translated into behaviour.

This specialization in diet and hunting, combined with small differences in markings, suggest that they might be different species, rather than populations.

Conclusion: These findings are consistent with our caries results in suggesting that differences in salivary function can influence the quantity and composition of streptococci in oral biofilms.

Advocates argued that the large differences in quotes suggested that some companies were not pricing risk appropriately, or might in effect be ceding certain territories to other companies.

All the studies done on gender differences in leadership suggest that women have a more democratic style of leadership and men a more autocratic style.