Sentence examples for intuitive to think from inspiring English sources

It is intuitive to think that ecosystems may be weakened by a reduction in the number of species present and their relative abundances, but this is something we need to explore further.

It can be intuitive to think of this procedure as operating on a tree.

Then, it is intuitive to think that a lower minimum SAD gives us more confidence in our match.

While it's intuitive to think that walking for an extra 5 to 8 hours a day would burn more calories, recent scientific evidence suggested otherwise.

When we restrict ourselves to the natural numbers, it is intuitive to think of the difference between precedes and precedes* as the difference between immediately precedes and less-than.

It might be intuitive to think that the best way to make more three-pointers in a basketball game is for every player to take more shots from three-point range.

It seems counter-intuitive to think that we would fear death less as we get older, but studies run in the United States have shown this is the case.

In our culture it's counter-intuitive to think that, as Weller puts it, stories of sorrow shared in a group, could possibly be "rituals of renewal".

In fact, considering the amount of time in the school year spent scrambling to prepare for and to administer state tests, it is entirely counter-intuitive to think these tests are really good for telling me how my children are doing.

In addition, immunosuppressive drugs have potent anti-inflammatory properties, but do not act on matrix remodeling, hence it is counter-intuitive to think that they would display much efficacy against an inflammatory disease discovered at a late/fibrotic stage, in contrast with pirfenidone, for example [ 11].

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