Sentence examples for labels suggesting that from inspiring English sources

And Van Natta also underplayed the problems with labels, suggesting that deals were imminent and the litigation was going to be settled.

Thus, the average measures (-0.46, -0.19, 0.38, 1.01 and 1.85) and threshold estimates (-1.95, -0.79, 0.67 and 2.06) showed an increase in parallel with the increase across category labels, suggesting that the categorization of the rating scale was successful (Fig.  4).

Current labels suggest that consumers stop using nicotine-replacement products after 12 weeks at most, and that they stop smoking while using them.

Currently, the labels suggest that these contraceptives have blood clot risks similar to those of other birth control pills that combine estrogens and progestins.

The strictly descriptive labels suggests that the organizers' purpose was not to prompt a debate about this confrontation of Renaissance men with the early past.

Groups of images illuminate relationships among photographs that were made at roughly the same time; the admirably condensed labels suggest that photographers were thinking about the same ideas that concerned other artists.

Labels suggested that they could retaliate against Spotify for overstepping.

The Whitney's wall labels suggest that we should understand Rogers's works as manifestations of her personal obsessions, and as the results of a childhood spent bathed in the glow of TV and computer screens.

FTIR studies using site-directed infrared labels suggest that the first global movement of the protein backbone is a small rotation of TM5 and TM6 which occurs upon Meta I formation.

Mumtaz had been damned as a possible sufferer of Munchausen's syndrome by proxy - a highly contentious label suggesting that mothers harm their children to gain attention.

This is version 2.0, and also the first version to abandon the "beta testing" label, suggesting that MTV has worked out any early kinks — and is ready to make money.