Sentence examples for suggested the tendency from inspiring English sources

Essentially, the results of linear regressions for EQ VAS scores and utility scores suggested the tendency of health literacy as a moderator of the awareness and recognition of HRQoL impacts related to the presence of chronic disease.

Even though SSRIs are traditionally thought to be associated with less weight gain than are many older antidepressants, recent examinations (26) have suggested the tendency for some SSRI users to gain weight over time a finding consistent with other DPP analyses (7).

The case of the former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn and (within India) the allegations against RK Pachauri, who headed the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, suggest the tendency to blame the victim is rampant among the international elite.

Recent research in cognitive development suggests the tendency to emphasize the differences among human groups, rather than within group diversity (Opfer et al. 2012 Beggrow and Nehm 2012).

Quantitatively, the difference between the averages during 1965 1986 and 1987–2008, i.e., 44 and 37, respectively, also suggests the tendency of a decrease, even if the extremely large value in 1968 is excluded.

The causation bias suggests the tendency to assume a cause-effect relationship in situations in which none exists (or there is a correlation or association).

The diameter of adrenocortical tumor over 5 cm suggests the tendency of malignancy [ 102].

Conversely, the positive PP-score for the 'Term 2' suggests the tendency to form more different architectures than by chance.

51 The particles in the dry espresso foam shown in Figure  5 (pure arabica), are clearly located in the Plateau border, suggesting the tendency to be unattached.

In this paper we have obtained relevant Big Data Visualization methods classification and have suggested the modern tendency towards visualization-based tools for business support and other significant fields.

KM curves combining all three cohorts suggested the same tendency, where 23-gene signature-based ER negative but IHC based ER positive tumours were associated with a poorer clinical outcome compared to ER positive tumours predicted by both methods (HR = 2.20, 95% CI: 1.40 3.30, P = 0.00035) (Figure 4b).