Sentence examples for suggesting experience from inspiring English sources

Positive perceptions were indicated by 23% of LAI-naïve patients, 45% who had previously received LAIs, and 73% currently taking LAIs [ 29], suggesting experience with LAIs significantly affects perspectives on treatment with LAIs.

When this was re-examined for a cut-point of more or less than 10 years' experience, the difference remained marginal, with a reversed numerical difference (12.4% versus 13.8%, respectively), suggesting experience did not affect the decision to prescribe adjunctive antipsychotics.

As anticipated, a far greater proportion of preterm births were excluded by these criteria than were term births, but we had no compelling reason for excluding other preterm births on the grounds of growth anomaly, despite their preterm birth suggesting experience of suboptimal exposures.

Maddow's TV persona — the well-crafted character that appears on the nightly show — suggests experience in the theatre, but Maddow has had none.

The overall effect that the now-35-year-old co-founders were striving for is a name that suggests experience, longevity and venerability.

This suggests experience is crucial for learning when cues should be integrated.

The novel opens in the summer of 1976 which, as its title suggests, experienced a heatwave of legendary proportions.

So I reluctantly agreed to the in-app purchases but also suggested experiences: a show, a trip to a local climbing gym, a pizza party.

The findings also suggest experiencing events together creates community, one that is emergent, dynamic, place-making and ecological in nature.

Hypnosis involves selective attention, a narrowing of focus and an increased absorption in suggested experiences.

This finding could suggest experience-dependent compensatory plasticity [52], [53].