Sentence examples for suggest prolonged from inspiring English sources

Strong Shiite, Sunni and Kurd militias seem to suggest prolonged political instability, despite the promises and hopes of the new interim government.

Online reviews suggest prolonged use can reduce asthma symptoms and when wearing it, there's barely a scent of any traffic fumes.

The age data suggest prolonged arc magmatism in a convergent margin setting during ca. 2.48 to 1.9 Ga, followed by metamorphism at ca. 1.89 1.85 Ga associated with the final collision.

The magnitude of diversity among our study populations (FST=0.278 to 0.815) might suggest prolonged or multiple bottleneck events, possibly linked to the tendency for fallow deer to slowly disperse from points of release (Fletcher, 2014) leading to small, localised and discontinuous populations.

We suggest prolonged vasopressor dependency should prompt a search for adrenal exhaustion, even if initial cortisol testing results are within normal limits.

The causes of Mertz's death and Mawson's related illness remain uncertain; a 1969 study suggested hypervitaminosis A, presumably caused by the men eating the livers of their Greenland Huskies, which are now known to be unusually high in vitamin A. While this is considered the most likely theory, dissenting opinions suggest prolonged cold exposure or psychological stresses.

We therefore suggest prolonging the incubation time to 4 or 8 hours (but not longer), especially for sera with borderline concentrations of neutralizing antibodies.

Our data do not provide evidence to suggest prolonging the recommended interval for revaccination.

Evidence suggests prolonged sedation is associated with prolonged ventilation and mortality.

Negligible erosion of the gel in the presence of vaginal fluid simulant suggests prolonged retention.

Heatwaves are not as deadly as has been assumed, according to research that suggests prolonged exposure to moderately cold temperatures kills more people than scorching or freezing spells.