Sentence examples for former suggest from inspiring English sources
Those who favour the former suggest that new approaches generate models that are too complex and not sufficiently understandable.
The former suggest that EGFR mutation changes the receptivity of ubiquitination or that un-modeled factors such as other components in the ubiquitination system or deubiquitinating enzymes are regulated by the Y992 residue of EGFR.
The former suggest (among other possibilities) that some microbial species capable to attach to plastic polymers are also degrading them.
Although both the UK Low Income Diet and Nutrition Survey (Nelson et al., 2007) and the 2008 09 National Diet and Nutrition Survey (Bates, Lennox, & Swan, 2010) collected information on cooking skill and confidence, results from the former suggest that almost all respondents had very high skill (Nelson et al., 2007).
The accumulation of Mc-FCC-62 and of hmFCCs at early stages of ripening (at rs=5 and 6),[ 28] as well as the deduced rapid formation of the latter from the former, suggest the temporal co-existence of sFCC and of hmFCCs in a common compartment.
45 The former suggest significantly deeper minima than we obtained (between 2.5 cm−1 for LiHe and 1.3 cm−1 for CsHe), while the latter, which are based on second-order exchange perturbation theory with damped van der Waals interaction terms, are in good agreement with our results.
Both are luxuries, but while the former suggests a childish indulgence, the latter suggests a sophisticated snack.
The former suggests that you're a happy and productive worker; the latter, quite the opposite.
This latter measure proved to be slightly more sensitive than the former, suggesting individual differences in susceptibility to Pb neurotoxicity.
The left-hand graph plots business opinion against GDP and as you can see the upward kick in the former suggests that the latter will recover this year.
The former suggests that delayed emergence is due to nodal distance (i.e. the number of intervening stimuli) while the latter suggests that delayed emergence is an artifact of the training procedure itself.
