Sentence examples for suggests this behavior from inspiring English sources

A new Public Citizen report suggests this behavior might've started even earlier, since Wells Fargo's push to boost the number of accounts per customer, called "cross-selling," began as early as the late 1990s.

Although the mechanism by which antagonism of glucocorticoid receptors enhances the AMPA/NMDA ratio after singing is unclear, the presence of this effect only in males who saw females and also sang suggests this behavior is more potent at triggering potentiation than viewing a female only.

On the other hand, the fact that all but one case of interspecific infanticide and aggression involved the only subadult male spider monkey suggests this behavior might either be pathological or constitute a particular case of redirected aggression.

Although there are a few observations of male palm cockatoos in New Guinea using a clenched foot for drumming, creating tools for drumming has only been reported for palm cockatoos living in Australia, suggesting this behavior is cultural.

Jack Horner's 1978 discovery of a Maiasaura ("good mother lizard") nesting ground in Montana demonstrated that parental care continued long after birth among ornithopods, suggesting this behavior might also have been common to all dinosaurs.

They suggested this behavior was due to the combination of uniform priors on parameters causing small marginal likelihoods of richer models and the U-shaped prior on divergence models.

This discriminatory behavior does not occur in a closely-related monogamous species, suggesting this complex behavior is driven by sexual selection.

Dr. Bickford suggests that this behavior may be an evolutionary adaptation designed to decrease competition for food, reduce the risk of attraction by predators and lessen the chances for inbreeding.

Our success in Massachusetts suggests that this behavior was due far more to popular acceptance of the notion that everyone (who can afford it) should buy coverage than to any penalty for not doing so.

Furthermore, McGee suggests that this behavior of truth and definite truth makes truth a vague predicate.

The finding suggests that this behavior may be far more widespread in the animal kingdom than thought.