Sentence examples for propose that it does from inspiring English sources

Thus, if a sensor node is newly deployed at the end of the group key interval, we propose that it does not relay its data to its neighbor.

We propose that it does so by inducing the polarization of N-cadherin to the apical domain of PSM cells, thus reinforcing cell-cell adhesions, and by serving as a basal anchoring scaffold, giving PSM cells a second point of attachment essential for acquiring the tensile strength necessary for elongation and orientation in 3D.

Serum esterase activity is much lower in rats than in humans [ 5] and, in the light of the present results, we propose that it does not represent functional PON1 activity, but rather a more non-specific activity due, at least in part, to the action of other serum esterases, or to the esterase capability of serum albumin [ 46].

While the model of care proposed in this study is funded and supported by a non governmental organisation (NGO) – thus raising possible questions around sustainability - we would propose that it does not matter so much where the required funds come from (NGOs, Governments or donors), but that in all cases such investment needs to be committed in a sustained way.

In Poland, ultra-right leader of the government party Jarosław Kaczyński demands "a new treaty attractive to the British", and the paper Gazeta Wyborcza warns that "though the party in power proposes that it doesn't want to leave the EU, some of its leaders are already outside it".

Sometimes called "TV Everywhere," authentication proposes that it does not matter what screen people watch shows like "The Office" and "NCIS" on, as long as they pay a cable subscription and are counted by Nielsen.

But he clearly also recognizes that it is not the heart of Obamacare in any way, and that as long as the revenue is replaced, as I proposed, that it does not hurt his signature program," said Collins, who is from Maine.

One of the things that it said clearly in the motion that was proposed that it didn't want to express "confidence or trust in the US military intervention".

An advisory committee had said of the proposed plan, that it "does not take advantage of anything that is singularly and peculiarly New Hampshire".

One apparent drawback of the measure we proposed is that it does not take into account the quality of the trees in generalization.

One advantage of the proposed method is that it does not need heavy computational efforts.