Sentence examples for suggest leading from inspiring English sources

In fact, studies suggest leading an active life has the strongest correlation with happiness.

An important consideration is the substantial variability in Cmax [ 4]: a subgroup of the population would be exposed to relatively higher phenylephrine plasma concentrations than the population mean data would suggest, leading to more serious adverse events.

As this history suggests, leading Americans concluded that the practice of conciliation was incompatible with full citizenship in a free democracy.

The prime minister acknowledged suggestions that his role in any "no" to independence campaign might anger Scots into voting for it, suggesting leading Labour names such as Alistair Darling, John Reid and Gordon Brown could front such an effort.

Cisplatin-induced disturbance of potassium uptake and secretion in the stria vascularis has also been suggested, leading to impairment of the function of outer and inner hair cells in the organ of Corti, with alteration of the endocochlear potential and subsequent hearing loss [ 1].

Histology findings from small tissue sampling and MRI features may suggest malignancy leading to unnecessary wide tumor excision with loss of nerve function.

Others suggest that leading experts who share a similar approach on an issue can be seen as an 'epistemic community' [ 48] and can influence policy.

Zero phase lag signifies synchronous fluctuations, whilst positive phase suggests CBFV leading BP, and negative phase suggests BP leading CBFV.

The Britain Stronger in Europe campaign has also suggested that leading leave campaigners had an agenda that would be bad for British politics.

He highlighted research that suggested that leading universities make 55 per cent of their offers to white candidates but only 23 per cent to black ones.

Kevin Costner has never been box-office gold dust, but there's something about the $9.8m No 4 debut of Draft Day that suggests his leading man days are numbered.