Sentence examples for suggest the input of from inspiring English sources

That is the focus of this article, which seeks, firstly, to place the concept of open innovation in the context of SMEs; secondly to suggest the input of an intermediary in facilitating innovation; and finally to report accounts of Korean SMEs' success in working with an intermediary.

These findings suggest that the input of pre- and post-mortem parameters in the post chip RNA quality signal is rather weak.

However, the overall consistency of results produced by this model suggests that the input of additional data points, particularly in the complex proximal deposit would result in reasonable deposit volumes.

The findings suggest the use of input enhancement and input flooding for teaching non-congruent collocations on the part of teachers and also encourage material developers to take advantage of incorporating the input enhancement and flooding for the learning of collocations and vocabulary.

Two additional works with similar depictions of Christ – a Martin Schongauer at the Louvre dated c. 1469 and another in Germany from about 1493 – suggest the existence of the input of members of his workshop.

Clearly, diet could play a role, but recent experiments with piglets suggest the importance of environmental inputs.

As a result of impedance curve of proposed antenna, it is suggested that the input impedance of the notched antenna is equivalent to the input impedance R a of the un-notched reference antenna connected with two parallel LC-resonant circuits in series.

A significant positive relationship between the zooplankton bulk δ13C with the water color would suggest an input of allochthonous organic carbon into the pelagic consumers.

Work in this paper suggests splitting the input layer of the recurrent neural network-based language models to contains three parts of the word; prefix part, the word stem part and the word suffix part, where each part of the word is presented to the network using a 1-of-n encoding.

First, they show that ABGCs display heterogeneous input-output characteristics that suggest the existence of two functional populations with distinct intrinsic integrative capabilities.

Neurons residing in these areas exhibit rapid regulation in response to food intake, suggesting the involvement of inputs from systems sensing nutrient consumption (Johnstone et al. 2006; Singru et al. 2007).