Sentence examples for strong suggests from inspiring English sources
"That this relationship continues to be strong suggests that inclusion of highly diverse individuals – and the myriad ways in which diversity exists beyond gender (e.g., LGBTQ+, age/generation, international experience) – can be a key differentiator among companies," the report states.
Our work in identifying a more descriptive grid architecture strong suggests that current architectures and software may not be appropriate and that new architectural approaches and paradigms will be needed in the Big Data domain.
Our analysis strong suggests that segmental duplication events, especially those resulting from recent polyploidy events, have contributed to the expansion of the SET domain gene family in Populus.
Finally, a significant excess of rare alleles in our population sample strong suggests that duplications segregating in the population are likely to be deleterious and may ultimately be lost from the genome due to selection against them.
Strong suggested that the sitter might be Elizabeth I, and tentatively attributed the miniature to Levina Teerlinc, a Flemish painter attached to the Tudor court.
But the level of sales remained strong, suggesting that the housing market will continue to be a pillar of support for the struggling economy.
While the majority have delivered better-than-expected profits, their sales have not been as strong, suggesting they were struggling to grow.
Again, Sunday proved particularly strong, suggesting that distributor Fox's campaign, "Where the heart is this Mother's Day – see it first Mother's Day weekend", resonated with audiences.
The effect of H2 CO molar ratio on the light-off times was quite strong, suggesting care when designing syngas catalytic rectors with varying compositions.
The results here obtained strong suggest, both theoretically and experimentally, an important change in the polymer chain organization from twisted to planar configuration.
These data strong suggested that GRP78 binds to non-phosphorylated AKT.
