Sentence examples for grows suggesting from inspiring English sources

Thus, current knowledge is greatest for lag2, the phase in which biomass grows, suggesting that it is similar in many ways to exponential phase.

Moreover, the standard errors of the estimates of parameters in the age-dependent model appear to decrease as the number of gene copies grows, suggesting that maximum likelihood methods can accurately estimate parameters in the age-dependent model, when the sample size is large (Fig.  4).

Hurrying may only intimidate him, so as your relationship grows, suggest the next move, but try to take his pace.

"No matter how we did our best to create reasonable expectations, a rumor mill would have grown suggesting that military action was imminent," Mr. Fleischer said.

At the same time, household incomes fell in as many parts of the ward as they grew, suggesting that the area's economic mix remains.

Recent polls have seen the SNP approval ratings grow, suggesting the party is likely to perform strongly in the election.

In the meantime, evidence is growing suggesting that these alterations are of functional relevance.

As discussed above, in a few instances the smallest bud ceased growing, suggesting that competition can continue after bud emergence.

In a few cases, the smaller bud ceased growing, suggesting that competition continued even after bud emergence, leaving an abandoned bud.

But pressure on multinationals to generate more tax savings will grow, suggests a report from the McKinsey Global Institute, the research arm of the famed consulting company.

There is growing evidence suggesting that separation anxiety can occur in adults.