Sentence examples for suggested a direction from inspiring English sources

This fashion show was held only in South Korea among 6 participant nations in 2014 and suggested a direction for future fur industry and design through students' works and various kinds of KF garments.

Several authors suggested a direction of approximately 45° to the tibial plafond [ 15– 17], which is more horizontal than the direction found in the present study.

For many of these work factors, the values of the coefficients suggested a direction of effects (positive or negative) in line with expectations, but the absolute values of the coefficients in the full regression model were in most cases so low, and the corresponding standard errors were so high, that the findings can hardly be said to represent trends.

And it's very encouraging in that sense because it suggests a direction in which the theater might go.

The Social Value Act, Merlin standards for sub-contractors and new Cabinet Office guidance on transparency suggest a direction of travel for further regulation.

In the "black" subgroup, for example, there were only 13 infections: four among those who had received the vaccine and nine among a control group given a placebo.At best, those results might suggest a direction for a future trial.

Given the patchwork of systems now used to watch shows at home — from driving to a store to rent a video, to mailing DVDs back and forth, to video-on-demand and Internet downloads — Comcast seems to be trying to impose some order and suggest a direction for the future.

It also suggests a direction to be followed, which brings out the ethical interest of the Laozi.

This paper thus delineates a general framework to account for ITV and suggests a direction towards a more quantitative trait-based ecology.

We also suggest a direction for investigating practical solutions able to offer stronger security without requiring any overhaul of existing protocols.

The key enzymes characterized will suggest a direction for the design of genetically modified lactic acid bacteria to produce optically pure d-lactic acid.