Sentence examples for exercises suggest from inspiring English sources

The allele mining exercises suggest that it is possible to identify new accessions for targeted phenotyping.

These exercises suggest that the development of innovation-enhancing policies and infrastructures are necessary for achieving innovative leadership, but that these are insufficient unless coupled with ever-increasing financial and human capital investments in innovation.

Validation exercises suggest this technique, the Multi-criteria Assessment of Usability for Virtual Environments (MAUVE) system, provides a structured approach for achieving usability in VE system design and evaluation.

Modeling exercises suggest that PrEP could substantially reduce new infections at a population level, but that efficacy could suffer if risk practices also increase [ 26, 27].

Taken together the vignette exercises suggest that inclusion of the route of administration was an important consideration in the assessment of de-escalation events, and that IV to PO conversion was viewed favorably when assessing de-escalation events.

The results of the quality assessment exercises suggest that exact computer-identified matches in images produced by the eight laboratories were reproducible for patterns with a small number of bands but not reliably reproducible for complex patterns with large numbers of bands.

Suggested exercises have been included in Table 4. Table 4 Simple injury prevention exercises suggested for a minimal footwear transition.

Early theoretical studies and simulation exercises suggested that significant improvements of rate and selectivity could be expected from this type of unsteady state operation.

Russia's deployments and pattern of snap exercises suggests that it could mount such an operation at very short notice.

Students who scored 2 and lower on question 3 reported lower levels of satisfaction with the video blogging exercises, suggesting that the more comfortable the students were with new technologies, the more positively they responded to video blogging activities.

The relatively low levels of electromyographic activity observed in both exercises suggests that the intensity of muscle recruitment is not likely sufficient to provide a strengthening effect in healthy subjects.