Sentence examples for suggest that the analysis from inspiring English sources

Like Trainer (2012, 2013), we suggest that the analysis performed by Jacobson et al. (2013) is insufficient to provide a reasonable defense of this claim.

We do not suggest that the analysis of one individual amino acid would distinguish dwarf and tall red mangrove stands.

The results also suggest that the analysis of complex mass transit networks based on graph theory should consider differences in line technology.

The results also suggest that the analysis of the complex mass transit networks based on graph theory should consider differences in line technology reflected in the line speed and coverage.

The good agreement between the predictions and measured data suggest that the analysis presented in this paper provides a useful framework for interpreting many other apparently random features of combustor stability characteristics; for example, cyclic variability, "fuzziness" in stability boundaries, or noise-induced transitions.

The second is therapeutic: based upon the results presented here, we suggest that the analysis of EPCA in serum might help to identify patients who benefit from early multimodal therapy and might facilitate a new therapeutic strategy that may compensate for current limitations of diagnosis based on serum PSA alone.

Anderson suggests that the analysis, which showed that the combined entity would be safer than either Co-op or Britannia, would actually have been rather attractive to the regulators as well.

Mr. Picciano suggested that the analysis technology would be useful for an entity like a national retailer "looking for information patterns around occasions of sales over years of data".

This suggests that the analysis of medical invoices can offer an accurate insight into the patients' medical history.

This suggests that the analysis of definite descriptions is facilitated by the kind of partiality that situation semantics provides.

Crimmins (1998) has recently suggested that the analysis of propositional attitudes requires a notion of "semantic pretense".