Sentence examples for suggests recognition from inspiring English sources

The Adoption Access Network suggests recognition of one weak spot — and perhaps the emergence of a generation of women's advocates who want to remedy that.

The fine structure activity relationship noted in the anti-CSC function of NSGMs suggests recognition of one or more target protein(s).

This does not suggest recognition of other's individual kinship bonds is possible, but rather that discrimination of social relationships does occur.

While causation cannot be inferred in a cross-sectional study, these data suggest recognition of certain OLPs may be beneficial or detrimental in the setting of chronic HIV infection.

Ducroz et al. [ 12] suggested recognition of this group at tribal rank, as Otomyini.

Migration-related factors: To improve prenatal class attendance, women suggested recognition of prenatal care as an important issue in the community through mobilisation within their communities by word of mouth, radio and television [ 30].

The final tip cell/alary muscle target is highly reproducible, suggesting recognition through segmental identity, the A3/A4 target being the first encountered by the tip cell that expresses Ubx (LaBeau et al., 2009).

He suggests that recognition of this would take the pressure off, were it true.

It's a significant choice of words, because it suggests a recognition that religious faith cannot be reduced to a purely private or individual affair.

In his research, Dr. Johnston found an entry in a 16th-century dictionary of Mayan languages that describes what the Bonampak mural seems to illustrate, and it suggests a recognition long ago of the relationship between writing and royal power.

Tarantino has spoken of his awareness of filming on actual historical sites where slaves lived, yet nowhere in the film is there the frame-breaking gesture that suggests a recognition of his own presence in the history that he appropriates.