Sentence examples for suggestion that the developing from inspiring English sources

The finding that female survivors of CNS tumours had a reduced chance of attaining education at most levels may support the suggestion that the developing female brain is more vulnerable to cranial radiation (Schlieper et al, 1989; Bleyer et al, 1990).

Collier's suggestion that the developed world should be prepared to intervene more often militarily could lead to charges of neo-colonialism, I point out.

Finally, there's the implicit suggestion that investment in developing countries should be pursued at the expense of resettlement programmes.

A reverse pattern is seen for TP53, which has led to the suggestion that UC may develop through two different genetic pathways [ 5].

Mr. Azevêdo rebutted suggestions that he was the developing world's candidate, noting that he had the support of a majority of the 159-member body in every round of voting and garnered support from both rich and poor countries and from all across the world.

36 The National Service Framework for England, published in 2001, highlighted disparity of care for the elderly, 15 yet 3 years later, Tucker et al were only able to report there was "some suggestion that liaison services were developing".

MRI studies showed that the non-affected hemisphere was smaller than hemispheres of age-matched normal subjects, resulting in the suggestion that somatic mutations affect each developing cerebral hemisphere differently (Salamon et al., 2006), possibly due to incomplete apoptosis (Mathern et al., 2007).

But he pushed back against the suggestion that developing countries should give up on their aspiration to achieve the same level of wealth as the rich world.

This would support the suggestion that developing health literacy around SNAPW takes time and therefore a medium to high intensity intervention is required.

The American labour movement has been unable to find one bilateral trade agreement that has foundered because of the inclusion of labour standards.Moreover, the suggestion that labour standards harm workers in developing countries is the same as suggesting that children in Britain once benefited from being sent up chimneys.

Apparently he receives counter advice elsewhere including the suggestion that he develop an away-swinger.