Sentence examples for suggested in the introduction from inspiring English sources

As suggested in the introduction, we focus on two types of group: simple and structured.

As suggested in the Introduction, this may present us with a vicious circle.

This is true of all abstract metalanguage processors, and as suggested in the introduction, was one reason why SGML failed to become widespread.

The second one, tagged as HARQ MIESM (H-MIESM), was originally suggested in the introduction of [21], though no analysis nor performance is shown therein.

As we suggested in the introduction of the main entry, dialogical logic is best viewed as a conceptual framework in which logical systems can be studied, compared and combined.

However, as suggested in the Introduction, the energetic demands of producing and laying eggs in many bird species [42], [43] and therefore the need to forage may preclude long incubation bouts during laying.

But the problem, Mr. Kass suggests in the introduction, is that bioethics now has its own orthodoxy.

We agree this is important and have amended the text as suggested in the 2 nd paragraph of the introduction.

Note that we have, though, included much of suggested literature in the introduction to provide a more complete overview of the problem.

One of the first scholars to propose that malaria had a more recent origin was a University of Michigan anthropologist, Dr. Frank B. Livingstone, who suggested in 1958 that the introduction of slash-and-burn agriculture in West Africa 3,000 years ago provided the first impetus for malaria to become common.

Why Edith Pearlman is not known to a broader audience is a mystery on par with how the pyramids were built -- so suggests Ann Patchett in the introduction to Pearlman's Binocular Vision: New & Selected Stories.