Sentence examples for ops suggests from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the increase in the ratio of HPs to OPs suggests that Japan's health care system, in terms of its physician workforce, has shifted its focus from primary care to specialty care over this recent 30-year period.

Therefore, in future research we recommend follow-up meetings as the OPs suggested.

Furthermore, four OPs suggested continuing this training concept for other OPs and for guidelines on other topics.

In addition, OPs suggested discussing more individual case reports (n = 3) and developing and sharing more practical tools with their peers (n = 5).

Rather than abstracting movements from their historical and cultural contexts, the case of OP suggests the importance of understanding a movement's specific contexts.

The op-ed suggests that the $300 House doesn't acknowledge that "space is scarce" in urban poor areas.

But the entire rest of his op-ed suggests that he's not talking about those schools.

The latter is proof of Chile's increasing affinity with malbec, although another Co-op wine suggests the Argentinians still have the edge, the unoaked Pure Malbec being particularly joyous and fragrant.

Do you think he would "weep from his grave" as the headline of Dr. West's Op-Ed suggests, or would he have a more optimistic view of the United States in 2012?

"Dilbert" creator Scott Adam's recent Wall Street Journal op-ed suggests that mediocre students of all subjects are better off with some applied experience than they are with time spent in the classroom.

One reading of his op-ed suggests we are all in danger and that the inability to tax and track bitcoins will result in a thriving black market and reduced fiscal control that will be disastrous for all of us.