Sentence examples for suggest only a very from inspiring English sources

Polls suggest only a very slim majority of Israelis and Palestinians still support that outcome; a growing number believe it is no longer possible.

Certainly the services reflected here are important to existing participants, but their relative magnitude, sector specialization, and geographic concentration suggest only a very limited influence on global finance at the moment.

The dual-nutrient N + P/C ratio (=0.05) similarly suggested only a very minor periphyton response.

"But surveys that we've seen suggests only a very small minority of card holders are aware that they have an NFC-enabled card.

Feldman [ 26] suggested only a very small relationship between the two outputs.

Due to the nature and the circumstances under which this proposal is made, the rapporteur suggests only a very minimal number of amendments.

However, our study also shows that mortality in the ITH group was still very high, suggesting only a partial, if any, protective effect of insulin.

In contrast to what a single crystallographic protein structure might suggest, only very few proteins accommodate a single fixed conformation, such as proteins that serve rather as scaffolds than as functional entities, for example, light-harvesting complexes that hold pigments in place.

Internal emails that were eventually released under the Freedom of Information Act suggest that only a very small number of people onboard the ship were aware of what took place, and that no sailors witnessed it.

Overall, the results suggest that only a very few nodes (years), with very high degree centrality values, have great significance in terms of connections in the network especially when T ≥ 0.5 (see the boxes colored in dark blue).

The combined findings of this study and Negri et al. [20] suggest that only a very few (4 out of 220) metabolically unique bacteria on the CCA N. fosliei and Hydrolithon onkodes induce larval metamorphosis in A. millepora.