Sentence examples for suggest to include a from inspiring English sources

Xiong et al. (2013) also suggest to include a distinction between real and fictional person as part of the NER process.

Therefore, a further study is suggested to include a dense longitudinal chain of stations across the sector.

According to the European Union RC structures durability design guidline (The European Union 2000), it has been suggested to include a coefficient for curing in RC structures service life design in order to take into the account the effect of curing regime on concrete diffusion coefficient and service life.

Even though participants suggested to include a blood glucose test after one year, this could not be included due to financial limitations.

The 2G12 binding epitope has been suggested to include a noncontiguous patch of glycans on the "silent face" of gp120, i.e., the face opposite the site where mutational data and modeling results suggest that the peptide binds.

The supercomplex has also been suggested to include a copper containing protein (ORF1) physically associated with the periplasmic Cyc1 that is proposed to be involved in downhill electron flow.

Thus, it has been suggested to include a range of different social condition measures and data from middle adulthood and large prospective studies with various life course models to allow for informed and generalizable statements about the impacts on health and oral health of adults [ 16].

It is suggested to include a self addressed (no need to stamp) envelope in your letters and care packages...it makes it easier if they want to respond!

As a result, it has been suggested to include an Instruction Choice Set (ICS) prior to the choices used for generating benefit estimates.

In terms of core training, it was suggested to include an educational component on how to address difficult or negative questions from audience members.

Specific biologic mechanisms for the observed PM-associated effects on blood pressure (BP) have been suggested to include an increase in sympathetic tone and/or the modulation of basal systemic vascular tone (Ibald-Mulli et al. 2001).