Sentence examples for suggest influential from inspiring English sources

Few studies have looked for regional differences in awareness and attitudes regarding genetic testing that may implicitly suggest influential sociocultural factors within each region, not specifically tied to educational background or race/ethnicity.

Indeed, recent studies suggest that influential academic work is increasingly conducted by teams rather than by individuals.

The recent opinion essay by George Shultz and William Perry (IHT April 12) seems to suggest that influential Americans are now seriously considering such issues.

He has built no institutions to ensure a democratic transfer of power, which is why Ms Karimova's accession has long seemed a possibility.Daniil Kislov, an Uzbekistan-born journalist, thinks recent events suggest someone influential is attacking Ms Karimova, in an effort to push her out of the way.

These reports, together with the observation of sparse and abstract representations in high order brain areas, suggest an influential role for individual neurons in brain function which has been largely disregarded so far.

These findings suggest an influential role of insulin resistance in modulating cognitive function in elderly subjects.

Our results suggest that influential determinants of cost were the cause of injury (especially falls and RTCs) and the age of the patient.

But that list expanded as other researchers and scholars in the field not only suggested more influential and often obscure figures but also volunteered to write about them.

He declared that he was indeed, as many have suggested, hugely influential and innovative, or as he put it, a "transformational historical figure".

The artist's elevation of the immaterial and the irrational over Western rationalism and the restrictive German Protestantism in which he was raised suggests the influential postwar German artist Joseph Beuys (though Mr. Laib himself finds more commonality with Mr. Kiefer's spiritual quest than with the charismatic egotism of Beuys).

Therefore, two self-efficacy perspective variables, perceived ease of use (PEOU) and usefulness (PU) were suggested as influential antecedents that shape users' attitudes (Att) and behavioural intention (BI) (Davis et al. 1989; Pavlou 2003).