Sentence examples for suggests the missing from inspiring English sources

January 2015 Senior Boeing 777 captain Simon Hardy suggests the missing aircraft's final resting place is in the Indian Ocean just outside the far south-western edge of the core search area.

This suggests the missing 60% essentially rubber-stamped management's recommendation.

Age, gender and SES were similar in the entire group (N=1207) to those with blood and urine samples (N=1098) which suggests the missing data occurred on a random basis.

The class II β sequences on 93G5 and 500B16 are DAB-like, but are missing exon 2. The sequence on 93G5 (SppuDAB-05bac) has missing sequence in the region where exon 2 would be located, suggesting the missing exon is the result of an assembly artifact.

Online discussions among pilots centred on unconfirmed secondary radar data from Malaysia that suggested the missing plane was climbing at a speed of 353 knots, about 100 knots too slow in such weather conditions.

Interestingly, however, fasting serum and bone (tibia) elements were not different (except for Si) in the rats on the two diets, suggesting the missing co-factor was specific to Si incorporation and not to other elements/minerals.

Although Cox claimed the 2004 election produced a record low number of missed or undervotes (just 0.39percentnt in the presidential race, compared with 3.5percentnt in 2000 when the state used punch card machines), records obtained from more than 30 counties through public records request suggest the missed votes were catalogued under a different criterion – "blank voted" ballots.

Others may suggest the missed payments go onto the end of the note.

He then provided the tone without administering the shock; the animals were unable to extinguish their anxiety response, which suggests that the missing circuits play a critical role in stress management.

A new study suggests that the missing heat has been temporarily stirred into the relatively shallow waters in the western Pacific by stronger-than-normal trade winds.

The latest study suggests that the missing piece to more fully understand that connection is how the brain responds to high levels of stress, which could be the initial immune-system trigger.