Sentence examples for suggested provided from inspiring English sources

To design the risk assessment studies, a few factors should be taken in consideration, such as: 1) suggested challenge microbes could be USP< 51> microbes, typical skin microflora, nosocomial infection microbes, psychrophilic microbes etc., 2) to simulate contamination, small inoculum size is suggested, provided the inoculum size is quantifiable and repeatable.

For selected individual patients, more-stringent targets could be suggested, provided that this goal can be achieved without substantial hypoglycemia or other adverse effects of treatment.

Television, the song suggested, provides a mindless escape from Kim Jong Un, global warming, and all things Trump.

He suggested providing a portfolio of student work as an alternative.

He suggested providing it on a debit card that allowed universities to see the receipts.

He suggested providing students at schools being reinvented with vouchers for private schools or preference for enrollment at more successful public schools.

Scotland's universities were also more reliant on UK grants too, studies from the Higher Education Statistics Agency suggested, providing 26% of their overall research funding compared 22% for the UK as a whole.

The Washington-based Project for Excellence in Journalism, skeptical of applying micropayments to newspapers, has suggested providing access to newspaper Web sites for a fee paid at the Internet service provider level.

Rather than pursuing vague military options, Hajj suggested providing more support for the Amazigh, an indigenous ethnic group that settled on the Libyan coast long before the arrival of the Arabs who would later form the country's majority.

A member of the European Parliament recently suggested providing them with more financial assistance, as has Senator Jesse Helms, who included the libraries in legislation intended to help human rights and dissident groups.

Guarantees by government-sponsored enterprises back the securities financing most new mortgages now, and Ben Bernanke, the Fed chairman, has suggested providing a direct government guarantee for some large mortgages.