Sentence examples for suggested that technology from inspiring English sources

Such data, Mr. Boser said, suggested that technology "doesn't seem to have dramatically changed the nature of schooling".

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. suggested that technology had made it easier for investors to evaluate for themselves whether advisers' fees were too high.

Cath Mercer, a senior lecturer in UCL's Centre for Sexual Health & HIV, and lead author of the study, suggested that technology might have something to do with it, explaining that increased portable online connectivity could be behind the platonic patterns.

It was suggested that technology proficiency is not a key factor in constructing digital teaching portfolios.

At the same time, he suggested that technology presents opportunities for freedom and empowerment that go beyond any one country.

And although he also compared game design to writing a poem ("Keeping things small, using very few words, you can still make the reader feel"), he suggested that technology has been driving creation since the 8-bit era.

Mayr and Peri (2008) suggest that technology flows back to source countries when migrants return; for example, they provide evidence that highly skilled migrants increasingly migrate temporarily and, therefore, bring back with them the knowledge they acquire abroad.

However, participants with visual thinking suggested that technologies such as CAS should be used as a means of visualization and concretization in order to form interdisciplinary relation.

Some have suggested that technologies such as polymerase chain reaction (PCR) should be used to confirm results in studies such as this.

It has been suggested that technologies such as electronic Patient Medication Record (ePMR) systems can help to prevent medication errors, reduce potentially inappropriate prescribing and prevent harm to patients [ 3, 4].

He even suggests that technology "can amplify our humanity".