Sentence examples for methods suggesting that from inspiring English sources

But he said in the e-mail that he disagreed with another legal opinion addressing the "combined effects" of the harsh methods, suggesting that their use in combination might be illegal.

This assumption is confirmed by results of several traditional statistical methods, suggesting that mean REM latency at MSLT will help to diagnose NT1 and NT2 in various clinical situations, such as for narcolepsy patients who present with atypical or rare cataplexy.

Furthermore, a statistical analysis revealed a significant link between the whole transcriptomic and metabolomic signatures, both in basal conditions and under drought (p = 0.017 and p = 0.001, respectively; see Methods), suggesting that the metabolic signature of BRL3ox plants is transcriptionally controlled.

Strains belonging to the genera Bradyrhizobium (class Alphaproteobacteria) were frequently isolated by both FSC (12 strains) and APD (11 strains) isolation methods, suggesting that Bradyrhizobium is one of the abundant denitrifying bacteria present in the Niigata paddy soil.

This study showed a strong density correlation between both breasts and for both methods, suggesting that fully automated assessment of breast density could also aid in breast cancer risk estimation [19].

Such non-random, or coordinated movements are further supported by our bootstrapping methods suggesting that bats had similar compass bearings more often than by chance.

The bioinformatic methods suggested that miR-9 could target the 3′-UTR region of UHRF1.

In our case, neither method suggests that within-job wage discrimination against migrants can account for their callback advantage.

But the methods suggested that the shooting involved drug gangs.

Critics have assailed their scientific methods, suggested that some work is tinged by sexism and disputed most of the major tenets of the scientists' approach.

For instance, all of the study methods suggested that China will see yield reductions of about 3.0percentt per 1 degree Celsius increase in global temperature.