Sentence examples for has however proposed from inspiring English sources

Only by repeating the majority's tired and debunked claims that broadband investment and innovation screeched to a halt in 2015").. Pai has, however, proposed a $500 million project to expand rural broadband, the details of which are still forthcoming; I've asked his office for more information on it.

Huh and Pope (2008) have, however, proposed that polymers act as to maintain oil phase continuity, meaning that an impact can only be induced before oil breaks up into discontinuous ganglia.

Wanyenze et al. have however proposed that abbreviated counselling models with the Opt – Out approach, if well formulated and implemented could produce similar, and even better results compared to the voluntary time consuming standard HIV counselling and testing approaches [ 30].

Deregulation of TEs has, however, been proposed to be an important contributor to carcinogenesis.

It has, however, been proposed that M6P/IGF2R is also capable of acting as a signalling receptor under certain circumstances [ 12, 13].

A framework has, however, been proposed by Lavis to evaluate 'linking research to action' measures from 'Push, Pull, and Exchange' aspects at national levels [ 19].

It has, however, been proposed in an in vitro study that tibolone does have tumour cell-growth-promoting effects and therefore might be unsuited for women at high risk of breast cancer (Lippert et al, 2002).

The Commission has not, however, proposed that it should have the right to delay Croatia's membership by a year in the event that reforms lose momentum.

This route has, however, also been proposed as part of the light rail system.

Alternative accounts of consistency have, however, been proposed, according to which a system is consistent (1) if no wff consisting of a single variable is a theorem or (2) if not every wff is a theorem.

A number of alternative approaches to model λ(t) have however also been proposed [ 15- 18].