Sentence examples for suggest due from inspiring English sources
Senior Liberal Democrats remain more optimistic than the recent poll findings might suggest, due to the targeting of seats.
The experimental results suggest, due to the gradient stress field around the glass bead, the oscillatory distribution of crystallinities around the glass bead tends to form soft-hard double network with multi-scale hierarchical structures and spontaneously responds to external strains.
First, diabetes prevalence is probably higher than the figures suggest due to significant numbers of undiagnosed diabetes cases.
Our integrated evolutionary and functional analyses suggest that the potential for acRPB1 was present at this time and suggest, due to the conserved increased CTD repeat count and K7 content, that acRPB1 is a common regulatory mechanism in many animals.
In a study of 150 male cell phone users, Tolga Atay and colleagues found that wearing a belt‐mounted phone was associated with decreased bone density in the pelvic iliac wing closest to the phone perhaps, they suggest, due to exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs).
Bourn and Prescott, in common with an earlier review by Woese et al., 67) note that there was a tendency for some organically grown foods to contain a smaller amount of nitrate than conventionally grown vegetables, probably, they suggest, due to greater quantities of nitrogen being used in conventional farming.
It's partly, Brennan suggests, due to a sense of shame.
No one else would buy a bus with an open platform, it was suggested, due to EU regulations.
That subsequent generations refrained from doing so was, Freud suggested, due to a collective bad conscience.
The magazine recalled how the French star Gerard Depardieu's hopes for a best actor Oscar for Cyrano de Bergerac were dashed when just before the ceremony Time magazine ran a profile mistakenly suggesting, due to a mistranslation, that he had "participated" in a rape at the age of nine.
BLOOMBERG NEWS Risks Lurked Off MF Globalal's Books | MF Global had more exposure to European sovereign debt than its balance sheet suggested, due to its use of "repo-to-maturity" transactions, writes Bethany McLean in her inaugural Reuters column.
