Sentence examples for suggest that the study from inspiring English sources

Critics suggest that the study exaggerates New York's tax burden by failing to adjust for the fact that some of the income tax revenue collected by New York comes from people living in other states.

"However," she added, "Dr. Rizzo's remarks were misconstrued to suggest that the study of world cultures takes precedence over the study of American history and American studies, and nothing could be further from her views".

The fears have been stoked by speeches by the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, as well as by confessions of political prisoners, that suggest that the study of secular topics and ideas has made universities incubators for the political unrest unleashed after the disputed presidential election in June.

While two case studies cannot be generalised, we suggest that the study has 'generative power' (Wardekker 2000).

The concept elicitation results suggest that the study participants experience discomfort to intense pain and can distinguish mesothelioma pain from treatment pain.

Our models suggest that the study area currently is a demographic sink (λ = 0.920) for Ovenbirds, although some habitat types still act as demographic sources.

If research priorities are to be dictated by differences in scientific uncertainty then our results suggest that the study of habitat change is deserving of considerably more attention.

The results suggest that the studied methodology can detect small differences between curves even with small sample sizes.

Results suggest that the studied parameters seriously affect the free convection and radiation heat transfer in cavity.

Experimental results suggest that the studied system has the potential to refine the voice control of technical and operating functions of Smart Home Care even in a very noisy environment.

These data allow to suggest that the studied chemical compounds form more stable structures with C60 fullerene when C60 molecule is initially bound to DNA.