Sentence examples for suggest critical from inspiring English sources

We've all been there, wishing we weren't stuck in the same room as a bunch of fatuous blowhards – or, as Michael Foley puts it in his superb book The Age of Absurdity, "the colleagues who speak at length in every meeting, in loud confident tones that suggest critical independence, but never deviate from the official line".

We suggest critical components of study design and reporting that will achieve this goal.

Conclusions suggest critical research investigating whether embedded technologies meet student and/or institutional needs and aspirations in globally competitive learning environments may assuage DE's stigma, realign expectations and improve teaching/learning experiences.

Molecular docking calculations suggest critical hydrogen bonding and electrostatic interactions between polar functional groups (such as quinoline-nitrogen, urea-carbonyl and hydroxyl) of anti-mycobacterial (anti-TB) compounds and amino acids (Arg186 and Glu61) of ATP-synthase of M. tuberculosis, could be the probable reason for observed anti-mycobacterial action.

The researchers confirmed this effect but also found that the self-reported religious disbelief also increased compared with subjects shown a different image before being tested that did not suggest critical thinking.

Our findings suggest critical roles for these genes in medulloblastoma development, and further support the contribution of micro-RNA species to medulloblastoma pathogenesis.

But even more, it suggests critical weaknesses in the Communist Party and its ability to govern the vast country.

This sensitivity to relative input activity suggests critical tests of the model.

Furthermore, for AVE, all reflective multi-item constructs met Fornell and Larcker's (1981) suggested critical level of.5.

Comparing the data on cereal grain presented on this study with suggested critical values indicates possible Cu and Ni deficiency.

This finding is consistent with the current literature, which suggests critical illness generated a high oxidative burden in systemic circulation, especially in sepsis and SIRS patients [11, 17].