Sentence examples for preferred suggest from inspiring English sources

The types of policies preferred suggest that respondents are willing to participate in cost-containment, and do not want to be guided by administrative rules (11.2%) or restrictions on hospital beds (10.7%).

A whole one is preferred, suggesting that prosperity has favored you with more than you can eat.

As far as interannual variability in spring greenness is concerned, the most variable sites are preferred, suggesting a selection for sites with smaller land use units and with a traditional rotation system.

They found that Ar. ramidus still favored the kind of C3 plants that apes prefer, suggesting that it was still spending a lot of time in woodlands.

Novelty is determined by an exponential decay function of the number of attempts on each resource, so that the Recommender prefers suggesting new resources more than re-attempting others.

As sports socialisation in girls is greater in individual sports such as gymnastics and swimming [ 23], both of which carry a "team" element, the reduction in both team and individual sports that girls prefer suggests a likely overall reduction in sports-based activity in girls of school age.

Such was the prejudice against the prediction of new particles that theorists as eminent as Danish physicist Niels Bohr preferred to suggest that the law of conservation of energy might break down at subnuclear distances.

They preferred to suggest a mild alternative, to "try out one dose," or to advise a patient to consult another physician in another hospital rather than explicitly refuse treatment.

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He prefers to suggest a number of possible meanings or reflections with question marks attached, never feeling obliged to settle on one.

None of the groups changed their originally preferred compartment suggesting that morphine and one ejaculation have the same reward value in male rats.