Sentence examples for suggested by large from inspiring English sources

The piece, created by the company director, Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, her dancers and members of the National Song and Dance Company of Mozambique, tells the story of a young African girl who suffers from intolerance in a rural Southeastern town but makes friends with night animals, which are suggested by large puppets.

Whatever the reason for the inconsistency, the model with the center of slip close to the trench is considered to be preferable because an extremely large slip on a shallow plate boundary is suggested by large crustal deformations observed near the trench (Fujiwara et al., 2011; Ito et al., 2011).

Well-aerated permanent water at depths of 5 m or more are suggested by large vertebrae (up to 5 cm diameter) of the Nile perch (Lates niloticus), which correspond to a body length of up to 2 m [31].

The latter is suggested by large carriage studies in Burkina Faso and Chad showing reduced MenA carriage following vaccine introduction [ 2, 14].

Homogeneous policy intervention strategies may not give the required outcomes as suggested by large significant inequalities in HIV prevalence in our study.

Homogeneous policy intervention strategies may not give the required outcomes as suggested by large significant inequalities in of under-five mortality within and between countries in our study.

One potential reason may be that the correlation between own BMI and sibling BMI is stronger (as suggested by larger first-stage F-stats for single women), and therefore, differencing may magnify the measurement error (Deaton 1995), rendering the estimates insignificant.

This was also suggested by large-scale epidemiological studies in populations of patients [8] and β-cell zinc metabolism is emerging as yet another important system in understanding the development of type 2 diabetes.

Apart from identifying costs of evolving a larger brain we thus provided direct experimental evidence for what have been previously suggested by a large number of comparative studies (Gittleman 1994; Lefebvre et al.

That she didn't get very far is suggested by a large dent in the back wall and a babushka-wearing female mannequin (with a face resembling Ms. Ursuta's) that lies, slightly flattened by the impact, crumpled on the floor.

Larger firms were also less likely to select nonlabour costs as their main cost-cutting strategy, as suggested by the large difference (−17.7 percentage points) from the baseline probability.