Sentence examples for suggested fixed from inspiring English sources

Henderson, in 1906 [ 25], and Henderson and Barringer Jr., in 1913 [ 26], suggested fixed relaxation and diastolic capacity patterns.

The European Society of Cardiology's Prevention Guideline suggests that total (fatal and non-fatal) cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk may be calculated from the risk of CVD mortality by using a fixed multiplier (3×) The relationship between total CVD and CVD mortality in the general population is unclear, and the suggested fixed multiplier has not been validated What might this study add?

"He was super cute but not very friendly," said Mr. Hyman, 40, who was dubious when a female friend suggested fixing them up in October 2006.

Matthew Brady, posing Lincoln for a photograph in New York just before his famed Cooper Union speech in 1860, suggested fixing his collar.

In the same vein that he once suggested improving the World Series by staging it at a neutral site, Plaschke suggested fixing an occasional mass gridlock problem by removing thousands of seats from the stadium and filling the space with "amenities".

The first approach is based on Abril and Knight (2004) who suggest fixed values for main channel and floodplain regions.

RS fish had higher UTT (α = 303 deg min) but lower BW (α = − 0.19 g) and Kf (− 0.032 g (mm3)− 1) than SV fish, suggesting fixed genetic effects of strains.

"What we have heard from JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs suggest fixed income performed very well in the second quarter, even after performing well in the first," said Konrad Becker of Merck Finck in Munich, who has a "buy" rating on Deutsche.

The possibility of the presence of localized airway obstruction was raised when the flow-volume curve suggesting fixed airway obstruction, was obtained.

However, at this moment, given the limited number of datasets, we refrain from suggesting fixed limits in the parameterization of the relaxation time and currently still advise testing multiple parameters for optimum results.

designs suggesting fixing the metal oxide and raising/lowering the solar heat flux by focusing/defocusing the mirrors [17, 18].