Sentence examples similar to suggest far reaching from inspiring English sources

Schuller and Watson suggest far-reaching changes.

In line with the Granger results, the Toda-Yamamoto tests suggest that Vietnam has the most far reaching effect on other international rice prices as the results in Table 3 suggest that Vietnamese prices transmit to all four of the other prices included in the analysis.

The extent of knowledge regarding CDV and its effects is clearly demonstrated in the well-monitored Ethiopian wolf populations, resulting in suggested conservation solutions that are far reaching in their potential application to other susceptible threatened carnivore species.

Phenomenological heat capacity of nanofluids - the mesolayer concept: The above discussion suggests that the nanoparticles induce a far reaching effect in the surrounding liquid.

Our findings may have far reaching implications, as they suggest that VEGF could be used to promote endothelialization of vascular grafts or neovascularization of implanted tissues by rare but continuously circulating EC.

In addition to aconitase, many metabolic enzymes require Fe-S clusters for their activity suggesting that downregulation of ISCU would have far reaching consequences on cell metabolism.

While extensive evidence suggests that the economic recession has had far reaching effects on many economic sectors, little is known regarding its impact on prescription drug utilization.

Extensive evidence suggests that the economic recession has had far reaching effects on many economic sectors, including effects on rates of health insurance and health care seeking behaviors in the United States.

Dammasch et al. (2008) suggested that sunspot plumes are just the common footpoints of many far reaching loops.

Serotransferrin-2 and EPD were among the probes identified and suggest that a viral challenge of survivors and carriers may interfere with processes as far reaching as neuronal recovery, behavior, and iron homeostasis [ 86, 95, 96].

This epithet suggests that the Revolution's impact on the British was more coherent and far reaching than it really was.