Sentence examples for intuitive to suggest from inspiring English sources

It is intuitive to suggest that this research's contributions are the identification of freight apps as a beneficial tool, which could help realize the reduction of CO2 emissions in the Chinese freight organization with further development.

It may seem intuitive to suggest that relocation is the most effective strategy to completely reduce a population's susceptibility to volcanic hazards a disaster can only occur when society and a hazard overlap in space and time.

In light of the extreme abundance of background peptides (compared with foreign ones), it seems intuitive to suggest that T-cells ignore the background proteins.

To begin with, it is intuitive to suggest that top-down influence effects search not only exactly at locations of items but also in the vicinity of items.

It can be counter-intuitive to suggest that releasing more often reduces risk.

I know it seems counter-intuitive to suggest that the very people offering some charitable assistance to the poor and hungry are, at the same time, contributing to the larger problem.

Most people's intuitive answer is to suggest setting up at either A or B in figure 2. Assuming both stalls sell the same thing for the same price and people will simply buy from the closest stall, if you select location A or B, your share of the market will be 3/8, as illustrated in figure 3.

I found adding bands to my profile was very intuitive and the system was smart enough to suggest similar bands.

From his father, who was a maths professor at Leeds, it is also tempting to suggest that he inherited his intuitive sense of the possibilities of form.

As a result, there's also no real data to suggest private prisons are any worse than public ones, even if this seems a little counter-intuitive.

Such models help to stimulate intuitive understanding and suggest new experiments to test the predicted behavior.