Sentence examples for introduction suggest from inspiring English sources

Some examples noted in this introduction suggest that a number of multi-national mining companies do not consider their responsibility extends very far at all.

These results as well as the in vitro studies mentioned in the introduction, suggest that MMR inactivation causes a low level resistance to platinum-based chemotherapy which does not play a significant role in intrinsic resistance.

Our findings of puberty-related changes in neural activation, together with those shown in other recent fMRI studies using different 'social' tasks as described in the introduction, suggest that aspects of functional brain development in adolescence, like these behavioural changes, may be more closely linked to the physical and hormonal changes of puberty than chronological age.

After an introduction, suggest meeting for coffee and a chat to see if you like each other.

Introduction Suggest this sentence be changed: However, existing methods have various limitations, which may lead to adverse drug responses.

Oswald's introduction suggests Hughes's language "embodies" his creatures.

Nevertheless, their introduction suggests a coming of age for the environmental-justice movement.

The choice of Richard Ford for the introduction suggested to me that James Salter, like Richard Ford, might be stubborn about his punctuation.

"For those who have whole armies to conquer singlehandedly," the introduction suggests, "I'm sure the section on the production and use of nerve gases will interest you".

Her introduction suggests a sexual angle, a notion Mr. Miller dismisses: "That's not really what you want from your Holmes and Watson, is it?

Susan Sontag, in her excellent introduction, suggests that the two stories -the love of Anna Grigoryevna for the impossible Dostoyevsky, and the literary devotion of Tsypkin to a writer who "despised me and my kind" echo each other.