Sentence examples for suggestions that increase from inspiring English sources

So, she tells the students how to use such aids, making suggestions that increase the odds that they will also read the original material.

In the first experiment, we carry out an iterative annotation experimental simulation and show that only a handful of medical abstracts need to be annotated to produce suggestions that increase annotation speed.

7 Multiple interventions have been suggested in an attempt to improve prescribing, with suggestions that increased training of the individual, a controlled environment and a change in organisational culture are necessary.

Turnbull hit back at suggestions that increasing the GST to 15% and broadening its base to include fresh food was a foregone conclusion.

There have been suggestions that increased noise levels caused by human activities may be contributing to their declines.

In contrast to previous suggestions that increased Akt in dystrophy was a secondary consequence of pathology, our findings demonstrate a pivotal role for this signaling pathway such that modulation of Akt can significantly affect disease outcome by amplification of existing, physiological compensatory mechanisms.

The emergency services minister, Jane Garrett, said any suggestion that increasing workplace diversity in the fire brigade would lower standards "is a view that belongs in another century".

The suggestion that increased life expectancy comes from increased oxidative stress conflicts with results seen in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, and the situation in mammals is even less clear.

Little evidence has accumulated to support the suggestion that increased blood flow plays a role, but recently Bateman et al. in phase contrast MRA studies have quantified cerebral blood flow (CBF) in vivo and suggests that CBF is abnormally elevated in many patients with IIH.

Indeed there is a suggestion that increasing glucose decreases individual cell activity.

A small analysis of the 1989 Leadville Trail 100 (161-km) ultramarathon offered some suggestion that increasing age was associated with a lower likelihood of finishing (Siguaw 1990).