Sentence examples for suggested heavier from inspiring English sources

Although some evidence suggested heavier alcohol use among adolescents from more disadvantaged backgrounds [ 11], other studies found that less disadvantaged childhood circumstances were associated with greater risk of alcohol use in later life [ 12, 13].

[A14.] Hurricane Damages Marine Industry Initial reports on the effect of Hurricane Frances in Florida have suggested heavy damage to boats and marina operators, creating a nightmare for thousands of weekend sailors and professional skippers and delivering a heavy blow to a source of tens of thousands of jobs.

A Canadian study conducted in 2006 suggested heavy traffic in their environment was a larger threat to frog populations than was habitat loss.

This study suggested heavy psychological pressure among college students with PTB.

The noise was louder now, suggesting heavier weapons, and smoke was in the air.

These points often mean little to coaches, so it is up to West and his colleagues at other colleges to interpret the data and suggest heavier or lighter drills.

Not only was there a greater prevalence of smoking in the ABC, but these results suggest heavier smoking, as well as a greater exposure to passive smoking.

Although changes in feeding and other care practices could influence future growth trajectories in these children (Karaolis-Danckert et al. 2006), numerous studies suggest heavier weight status at 1 2 years is predictive of later obesity (Baird et al. 2005).

In addition, measured weight (p < 0.001) and measured height (p < 0.01) turned out to be independently associated with the difference between measured and self-reported WC, suggesting heavier subjects and less tall subjects to over-report their WC more than less heavy and taller subjects.

Aerogramme, another Scottish act, is perhaps more intriguing: the group combines orchestral pop with blaring guitars that suggest heavy metal.

New studies on the effect of cigarette and alcohol sin taxes suggest heavy users are less influenced by price changes than others.