Sentence examples for learned suggesting from inspiring English sources

In the first days of the crisis, Iraqi officials also helped the British to identify the exact boundaries of Iraqi waters, the Guardian has learned, suggesting the British were not as certain of their case as they had publicly claimed.

However, as environmental knowledge progresses, a procedural sequence of turns and ultimately an overall environmental representation are learned, suggesting that increased experience will be correlated with decreased reliance on the distant cues perceptible while within intersections.

The two groups in this experiment did not differ significantly in any measure of how well they learned, suggesting that exposure to within-type variation has no measurable influence on the learning process overall.

Now that's changed, and what we've learned suggests that Apple is firmly on its back foot.

"Everything we've learned suggests that the goal of using stem cells to learn about disease and treat disease is very real and promising," Dr. Melton said.

What she learned suggests that the distance between Mark Twain, master of comedy, and Samuel Clemens was great, and that Clemens' personal legacy was tragic.

Answer the questions they have, give them a taste of the knowledge that you learned, suggest the successful mentors for them.

Shielding of both thorax and gaster from the thermal source did not weaken learning, suggesting the sole participation of head and antennae in temperature reception.

However, research on emotions and learning suggest a somewhat more complex relationship between confusion and learning outcomes.

OB-GYN residents also can learn suggested scripts that present the information in a nonbiased, nonalarmist way.

According to emerging research on how the Internet affects the brain — and thereby learning — suggests three principal consequences: shallower information processing, increased distractibility, and altered self-control mechanisms.