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People with autism, Dr. Grandin suggested, can more easily put themselves in the shoes of an animal than in those of another person because of their sensory-oriented and visual thought process.

But that leaves us with a jungle of tens of thousands of other species, many of which we know little about, but which Dunn's work suggests can often be more beneficial than harmful.

Focussing on symptoms, some studies suggest, can make them seem more severe.

A team of MPs arguably has greater access to more constituents, and the fact that there are different MPs in the team suggests they can more effectively provide representation in Parliament of a wide range of constituents' views.

Teitelbaum (2002) suggested that people can more easily remember the types of pests treated, as was observed in a study of childhood neuroblastoma (Daniels et al. 2001).

Studies of classification criteria suggest that expert clinicians can more accurately identify cases than most history, physical examination, or laboratory parameters [ 40].

Our data suggest that NT-proBNP can more reliably predict 6-month mortality in patients with cardioembolic stroke than in patients with other stroke subtypes.

These data suggest that until the FCI can more accurately predict long-term ambulatory function following different lower extremity injuries, it should not be used for this purpose.

When combined with bloody cough, weight loss can more specifically suggest lung cancer.

Savion Glover suggested that more can be more, too, in a cannonade of taps that reverberated through the cathedral's vast reaches.

Moreover, it can be suggested that more functionalities of the cement-based materials can be tailored through the design and use of the silica-based hybrid materials.