Sentence examples for suggests some relation from inspiring English sources

Winship acknowledges that the data suggests some relation between inequality and immobility — and, indeed, it would be surprising if none existed.

The researchers were surprised to find that the two infants had different mothers -- because a joint burial would suggest some relation.

Study findings suggest some relation between residential proximity to industries with emissions of solvents or heavy metals and chromosomal anomalies in births to older mothers.

Two different reasons, however, suggest some relation between the philosophical debate and the social-scientific inquiry.

Methotrexate was more effective in the lines with MDM2 amplification, suggesting some relation between MDM2 and the Methotrexate mechanism of action that warrants further investigation.

At first glance, our observations of incidence excesses limited to early-stage cancers would suggest some relation to regional differences in screening.

In a preliminary study on 19 patients, Mashiah et al. suggested some relation between the FD of binarized routinely stained leukemic blasts and the clinical response of the patients [109].

PC5, which accounts for 7.4%% of the variance and has positive loadings on TST climbing and open field center time, with a negative loading on TST immobility, suggesting some relation to 'emotionality', and maps to chromosomes 11 and 14.

In Christopher's response to the third question, his selection of two associated, simpler calculations suggests some awareness of quantitative relations.

Although scientists cannot yet say for certain whether climate change is directly related to a single event of extreme weather, they can suggest some sort of relation "as long as it is framed in terms of probability," Reuters reports.

We also had assistance with piloting the round 1 survey from PAG members, who suggested some changes in relation to a number of items.