Sentence examples similar to suggests first-hand from inspiring English sources

The literature suggests first hand feedback, given contemporaneously is important [ 28] in helping students develop.

They were generally concerned with the design and delivery of activity programmes, suggesting first hand knowledge.

The phrase "personal history" offers some clue – but even this is misleading, suggesting a first-hand perspective on events in which the author was in some sense a participant.

Clinical and epidemiological studies suggest that first-hand or heavily exposed second-hand smokers have more progressive and metastatic cancers than that in non-smokers [2].

Additionally, suggests that second-hand tobacco smoking exposures are associated with increased risk of EAL with RASmut modulated by NQO1 rs1800566 (C609T).

The sister's website suggests they have much first-hand experience.

Although no work can definitely be attributed to Pisano before his pulpit in the baptistery of Pisa (1259/60), the strong classical spirit that motivates its forms suggests more than simple first-hand experience and fascination with then visible ancient Roman sculpture.

With no disrespect to his character and clout, it's a name with a spivvy ring to it, suggesting a second-hand car dealer from another era, all brown polyester and kipper tie, the embodiment of get-rich-quick disreputableness - old- school disreputableness that from here seems somehow more candidly crooked, a little less rapacious.

Although first-hand testimonies suggest there was no single organised football match between German and British sides, small-scale kick-abouts were held between soldiers.

Anecdotal feedback from people who had first-hand experiences at the riots suggests crowds were composed of more than 10% women.

I have seen first-hand how effective the recommendations suggested in this report might have been.