Sentence examples for suggest long-term from inspiring English sources

Data suggest long-term antiemetic prophylaxis may not be needed, although this has not been systematically studied.

Garcia, A. K., Schopf, J. W., Yokobori, S., Akanuma, S. & Yamagishi, A. Reconstructed ancestral enzymes suggest long-term cooling of Earth's photic zone since the Archean.

If the trend continues, it would suggest long-term declines in prices of existing detached single-family homes, because they are costly to manage as rentals.

Evidence from Sydney and Barcelona, hosts of successful recent Olympic Games (and tourist spots long before that), suggest long-term tangible gains were negligible.

These results suggest long-term chilled-then-frozen storage can influence beef lipid stability, healthy FA profile and therefore the healthiness of beef.

Dozens of patients told an FDA advisory panel to suggest long-term research or bans or restrictions on products linked to serious complications, our Post colleague Laurie McGinley reports.

Political analysts said the loss in Lunas suggested long-term problems for the governing coalition.

The claim chimes with reports that the levels of weapons and ammunitions involved in the attack suggested long-term planning.

The dynamic in plasma levels of non-cholesterol sterols and squalene suggests long-term changes in cholesterol metabolism.

For her final deliverables, Kanika created an online repository of information and services for boston.gov, proposed short-term tactical interventions, and suggested long-term policy recommendations.

The figure suggests long-term unemployed Americans are still skeptical of the US labor market and have yet to rejoin the labor force and look for work.