Sentence examples for procedures suggesting that from inspiring English sources

As an example, he selects a particular false alarm rate, say, 0.167 (see Lampinen, 2016, Fig. 6), and then observes that the hit rates vary for different simulated identification procedures, suggesting that different estimates of accuracy (say, d′) would be observed for lineup and showup identifications.

Others advertised them as "approved by FDA procedures," suggesting that the ingredients were reviewed by the agency even if they weren't.

Remarkably, mammospheres were completely protected from the effects of tranilast by these procedures, suggesting that the AHR is the major and possibly the sole molecular target of this drug in these assays.

Only four of the included studies [ 41, 44, 46, 48] provided some information about randomization procedures, suggesting that randomization was probably concealed.

However, Him is novel and does not have an HLH domain (see Experimental Procedures), suggesting that it does not bind DNA directly.

The mortality difference became non-significant after additional adjustment for invasive cardiac procedures, suggesting that reduced access to care on weekends was responsible for the mortality difference [ 12].

"The fact that they went through these procedures suggests that they did consider this carefully".

The evidence from both procedures suggested that remembering was less contextualised in older participants.

Having said that, overall, the results of both causality procedures suggest that the Asian export markets are affected and respond to each others' price movements.

Recent studies on pilot-assisted SI estimation procedures suggest that it is possible to determine the SI without the need for SI transmission.

High frequencies of co-occurring disorders, equity of access for affected individuals and potential clashes between services in priorities and procedures, suggest that a stepped model of care by a single service may often be required.