Sentence examples for have suggested through from inspiring English sources

Earlier studies have suggested through the use of wear maps, that significant benefits of coated tools (in terms of lower tool wear rates) may only be realized when the appropriate machining conditions (cutting speed and speed rate) are chosen.

The company just launched version 2.0 of the app, letting people take action on the things their friends have suggested through a stamp of approval.

Iranian intelligence has suggested through my court-appointed lawyer Mr. Hussein Yazdi Samadi that I be released in exchange for 2 Iranians being held abroad.

He ruled that the prosecution had suggested through an uncorroborated and racially biased summation that Mr. Carter and Mr. Artis, who are black, had killed the three white people for racial revenge.

Mr. Hanssen, who has suggested through his lawyer that he will plead not guilty to the espionage charges, is accused of providing Moscow with volumes of highly classified information over 15 years.

Western governments have suggested operating through go-betweens such as the UN.

Some great charities have suggested linking through to them so that sounds like a cracking idea.

Some researchers (Lawson and Weser 1990; Lawson and Worsnop 1992; Lawson 1999; Scharmann and Harris 1992) have suggested that through interventions applying conceptual change theory, teachers and students may lessen nonscientific beliefs in favor of scientific beliefs.

SKMEL-5 cells are known to have a BRAF mutation but no PTEN loss [ 25] and previous studies have suggested signalling through IGFR-1 is a potential mechanism of resistance to MEK inhibitors in this cell line [ 9].

Some planners have suggested running teams through remote analogues like the Mauna Loa habitat as a final test.

Some historians have suggested that all through the 1920s and '30s, Roosevelt was on such a tight leash, guarded by his secretary, the vigilant Missy LeHand, that he couldn't possibly have strayed.