Sentence examples for suggesting that a reduction from inspiring English sources

Writing in the journal Nature, an international scientific team provides evidence suggesting that a reduction in haze from human causes may accelerate warming of the earth's atmosphere.

Moreover, the acoustic solver provides stability maps suggesting that a reduction of the time delay of the FTF would be enough to stabilise the mode.

Finally, we present microsimulations of tax reform for 15 European countries suggesting that a reduction of tax rates on secondary earners relative to primary earners is associated with strong welfare gains in all countries.

Mr. Levin, who has been working to broker a deal on legislation that would require at least a modest withdrawal of troops, focused repeatedly on those parts of the report suggesting that a reduction of forces in the near future is not only possible but prudent.

In addition, PL receptor number was correlated positively with maternal plasma insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) concentrations, suggesting that a reduction in hepatic ovine PL binding may contribute to the reduction in maternal IGF-I during fasting.

This effect is particularly strong for expenditure based consolidations, suggesting that a reduction in the size of the government increases the responsiveness of employment to output and is not altered by an expansionary or recessionary position in the business cycle.

Research suggests that a reduction in the amount of time that paddies are flooded can reduce methane emissions without sacrificing productivity, and animal breeders are working on producing cattle with guts that produce less methane.

Nathan Gandomi (MIMS '10) will spend the summer of 2009 working on high-tech public policy research in Washington, D.C. Research by Dean AnnaLee Saxenian suggests that a reduction in foreign entrepreneurs may slow U.S. economic innovation.

The problem is that there's actually no evidence to suggest that a reduction in casualties in Iraq will translate into a greater public tolerance for a protracted engagement there.

This suggests that a reduction in perceived visual and locomotive permeability characteristic of enclosed spaces might elicit an emotional reaction that accompanies exit decisions.

I suggest that a reduction in music piracy is not, in fact, due to "smarter" or "harsher" policing, but because most downloaders have filled their boots by now.