Sentence examples for sample to suggest from inspiring English sources

(The upbeat responses from alumni of those three colleges come with a caveat: the graduates surveyed chose to be in close-enough touch with their alma mater to at least supply an e-mail address where they could be reached. But their answers were similar enough to those of participants in the national poll — who were part of a random sample — to suggest confidence in the results all around).

In this work we show how fragment growing can be supported by efficient chemical space sampling to suggest promising de novo designed analogues, which are synthetically feasible and thus enable rapid fragment growing.

How about CNN expediently skewing their polling samples to suggest a toss--up election?

The rural pooled sample seems to suggest that there is no effect of remittances on schooling across wealth groups.

Though the sample seems to suggest a high consumption demand, it also reveals that 38% of the respondents make a purchase only when the family celebrates major holidays; and 19% of them do not buy pistachios.

The current sample seems to suggest that the three-dimensional model is a better conceptualisation when compared with the two-dimensional model – based on the value of AIC.

Here are some sample things to suggest to your child: Counting (forwards, backwards, by twos, by tens, by sevens depending on your child's math mastery).

Mr Taylor finds evidence from the paper's sample of crises to suggest that a swift policy response helps to limit the economic fall-out.

Although these elements are present in soil samples taken from the moon, they tend to be found mostly on the surface of the soil grains, and their amounts differ tremendously from sample to sample, suggesting they were imported by the solar wind, meteorites, or some other route.

For a given population, individual marker genes strongly co-varied from sample to sample, suggesting that their expression level paralleled the fraction of cells from this population in each sample (Additional file 2: Figure S1).

They produced little, if any, hard evidence linking Mr. Hillary to the crime — no DNA, no fingerprints, no hair or fiber samples — leading him to suggest a far more pernicious explanation for the prosecution: his race.