Sentence examples for suggest that the progress from inspiring English sources

Yet echoes of its disturbed recent past suggest that the progress has been uneven.

The research findings suggest that the progress toward the electricity market reform is associated with a decline in private investments in the electricity industries of developing countries, higher levels of self-sufficiency in electricity supply and lower CO2 emissions from electricity generation.

Our results suggest that the progress in the Lithuanian tobacco control policies was associated with an increase of smoking cessation in long-term perspective.

Finally, we give some thoughts on the future developments in this field, and suggest that the progress in general computing capabilities attained in the past two decades has opened new horizons for tackling this important problem.

"Data from various sources suggest that the progress we are seeing in parts of Liberia, such as Lofa County and Monrovia, can be attributed to communities adopting better practices like safe burials and early isolation and care".

In our study and other recent research [ 28- 30], much concern is expressed about commercialization and patents, but little is said to suggest that the progress of research itself is in fact being seriously hindered.

It's an aphorism that has been interpreted many ways, not least as suggesting that the progress of capitalism was bound up with the rise of fascism.

"The study suggests that the progress has slowed in systematically lowering cholesterol levels," said Dr. Steven Nissen, the chairman of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic, who was not involved in the study.

These results suggested that the progress of thiophenol oxidation is strongly dependent upon the catalyst loading.

Importantly, our findings suggested that the progress towards a mature Salmonella biofilm on stainless steel surfaces may be associated with the production of the EPS matrix, mainly consisting of polysaccharides and proteins, which may serve as useful markers of biofilm formation.

They found that patients who received THA or TKA for osteoarthritis were more likely to receive a second arthroplasty in the contralateral joint than in other joints, suggesting that the progress of osteoarthritis in weight-bearing joints is not random.