Sentence examples for most often suggested from inspiring English sources

The reform most often suggested is to abandon celibacy.

The two roles in awareness most often suggested for the cerebellum are (i) keeping the details of motor skills away from forebrain computation, and (ii) signaling to the forebrain when a sensory event is not predictable from prior motor commands.

Among those most often suggested for decapitation are Sir Fred Goodwin, the chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland (which tapped the market for £12 billion in April) and Andy Hornby, the boss of HBOS, which is raising £4 billion.For all the whispers, shareholders' anxiety may yet keep bosses in their jobs for a while longer.

Cosmopolitan magazine reported that the Magic Wand was the vibrator most often suggested by sex therapists.

The two alternatives most often suggested are continuation of the existing sanctions and massive, sustained conventional air attack.

Counselors Bettina Arndt, Laura Berman, Gloria Brame, and Ruth Westheimer recommended the device to women, and Cosmopolitan magazine reported that the Magic Wand was the vibrator most often suggested by sex therapists.

Nevertheless, as I see it, the academic debate about the relationships and tensions between IC and MC have become clouded, because IC theorists most often suggest that IC is fundamentally different and superior to MC, and needs to replace it (e.g., Bouchard, 2011; Cantle, 2016).

It includes a short description of the age groups with whom I have spoken to about the Five-Minute Rule, followed by the topics to which they most often suggest the rule would best apply.

The examples cited most often suggest that were it not for minimum wage increases over the years, millions more Americans would have been gainfully employed as gas station attendants and bank tellers.

We used the two independent capture experiments to evaluate accuracy by comparing concordance and found that we had an average discordance of 0.62 bps/sample, with the first experiment most often suggesting the reference base pair and the second capture experiment the alternative base pair.

Beyond describing the vertical and horizontal diffusion, many studies have focused on the social learning mechanisms involved, and sophisticated laboratory experiments have revealed that no distinctive form of social learning is unique to humans and their most closely related primates as often suggested [19], [20].