Sentence examples for suggest even less from inspiring English sources

The two other projections, which we think are more realistic, suggest even less capacity for investment, between $5 billion and $15 billion annually.

Primary hepatocyte studies corroborate this viewpoint and suggest even less human sensitivity relative to rats (Schrenk et al. 1995; Silkworth et al. 2008; Budinsky et al. 2010; Carlson et al. 2009; Black et al. 2012; Le Vee et al. 2010; Schrenk et al. 1994).

The movie suggests even less of an inner life than does the sham sci-fi production at its core.

If not, the qPCR obtained data suggested even less pronounced differences.

Preliminary analysis of field stations coincident with MODIS and MERIS suggested even less field data was available for validation within the 3NM limit due to later launch dates starting in 2002.

Another study [ 31] examined the other end of the hypothesized automaticity continuum, and it was found that the COP of young skilled dancers was even less regular than that of healthy controls, suggesting even less cognitive investment in balance, i.e., a more fully automatized form of balance control.

However, a number of studies, including the two meta-analyses, suggest even after a first episode, less episode number is associated with greater treatment effectiveness.

In studying whether anti-poaching patrols deter poaching, Ford (2005) suggests even if patrols find less evidence of poaching activities over time, it may not indicate a net reduction in poaching.

This arithmetic helps explain the astronomical wealth of leading hedge-fund managers, and suggests why even less successful competitors make plenty of money.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the communication was an offer to help organize the emails being released which, if accurate, suggests an even less nefarious interaction than some may have assumed.

This suggests that even less academic subjects rely heavily on abstract learning.