Sentence examples for suggested this type of from inspiring English sources

This kind of channel system can induce counter flow and co-flow, which is rarely investigated before though the conceptual designs of duct flow in the blanket have suggested this type of flow.

They suggested this type of structure could be caused by wave breaking or KH billows and could be generated in the Na layer due to strong wind shear.

Studies since then have confirmed this dual effect of trans and suggested this type of fat may do other harmful things as well, such as raising the levels of blood triglycerides and inflammatory proteins, which are linked to increased heart risk, or increasing the risk of diabetes.

On many occasions I have suggested this type of delivery to pitchers who have had the supraspinatus syndrome, with satisfactory results.

As Cacciatore and Sevian have suggested, this type of involvement of scientists in K 12 education can reinforce their own excitement about science as they contribute to improving K 12 students' readiness for college (Cacciatore and Sevian, 2011).

Critics of the complex suggest this type of harbourside accommodation is not an appropriate use of taxpayers' funds.

He suggests this type of geographic network can explain the "soda"/ pop"/"coke" phenomenon and other regional divisions in lingo.

If these results are confirmed, Bucher said, they appear to suggest this type of radiation could be a "weak" carcinogen.

Unfortunately, it seems Parkway Theater has recently closed, which suggests this type of venue may not be as popular or successful as others.

This was true for, among others, a radical leftist organization, which suggests this type of fear triggers not conservatism per se, but rather an impulse to close ranks with those we trust.

Calabrese writes that while many assume the "patient-provider relationship is simply intuitive…recent analyses suggest this type of quality interaction can be viewed as a skill that can be learned and executed through teaching and modeling advanced communication skills". The Stanford Medicine 25 initiative does exactly that.