Sentence examples for registration suggests from inspiring English sources

Numerous reports in recent months have suggested Apple is secretly developing an electric car, but the domain name registration suggests it could be about to go public with its plans.

Alexis Petridis, writing for The Guardian, commended his topicality and subversive studio production: "Late Registration suggests an artist effortlessly outstripping his peers: more ideas, better lyrics, bigger hooks, greater depth".

The lack of association between age and CKD registration suggests that older age does not adversely influence clinical decision to register.

The growth of the audience, like the rise in voter registration, suggest that Americans think more is at stake in this election, be it the war in Iraq or the economy.

Conditions did, however, increase the percentage of children with birth registration, suggesting that conditions were somewhat more effective (Robertson et al. 2013).

Indeed, recent research in the US [ 10] and the UK [ 11, 12] has found that TPB variables are weaker predictors of organ donor registration in comparison to people's emotions and non-cognitive affective attitudes towards registration, suggesting that the key to increasing organ donor registration is to target these emotions and affective attitudes, rather than traditional social-cognitive factors.

However, fitting a linear regression model of the proportion of cardia cancers vs the proportion of unspecified registrations suggests that mis-specification of site is more or less random.

Pre-registration suggested.

Most registrations from doctors trained in India and Pakistan between 2000 and 2006 were not full registrations, suggesting that many of these may have represented doctors in training grades who would have been particularly affected by the change in work permit policy in 2006 [ 24].

A study of the registration procedure suggests that approximately 85 90 % of registrations in the NPR are correct [ 38].

Furthermore, in 41 trials (35.7%), the completion date for the trials was earlier than the approval date of the registration, also suggesting inappropriate registration.