Sentence examples for settings suggesting from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it is thought that some two-thirds of the world's children grow up in multilingual settings, suggesting that bilingualism is actually a more common human condition than monolingualism.

Sebastiano Serlio's influential Second livre de la perspective (1545; The Second Book of Architecture), generally referred to as "Architettura," outlined three basic stage settings, suggesting an impressive arrangement of palaces and temples for tragedy, complex street scenes for comedy, and idealized landscapes with trees and cottages for pastoral plays.

A case study provides managerial insight for varying patient settings, suggesting that even with a high share of urgent patients there is a significant benefit of reconfiguring the appointment system throughout the year.

There was no statistically significant correlation between measured fluxes and the chamber design or between measured fluxes and hydrodynamic settings suggesting that type of chamber was not important in these flux measurements.

Toll-like receptor (TLR) and CD40 signaling in T cells can improve persistence and drive proliferation of antigen-specific CD4+ and CD8+ T cells following pathogen challenge or in graft-versus-host disease (GvHD) settings, suggesting that these costimulatory pathways may be co-opted to improve CAR-T cell persistence and function.

The opposite was, however, found in low transmission settings, suggesting an exposure dependent component [18], [19], [20].

After carefully focusing the moon (and turning off your auto-focus) and setting your camera to one of the settings suggested above, activate the self-timer and take one picture.

This means that the skill-set workability of PST is presently low in the settings suggested by the trials upon which this part of the paper focuses [ 37- 40].

This is more likely to apply in the urban setting, but the magnitude of difference between urban and rural settings suggests that this effect will be small.

Another one, fairly common in post-bop settings, suggests more of an equilateral exchange.

"Observations of social settings suggest that four is a cut-off point in spontaneously forming groups," says Waller.