Sentence examples for test suggests that from inspiring English sources

And my performance on the linked sample test suggests that I'd better get outside, ASAP.

About 15% of the time, an exercise stress test suggests that there may be a heart problem, when in fact there isn't.

While experts say that only products containing DEET have been scientifically proved effective, an unscientific test suggests that the Expedition spray works.

If a test suggests that I have lineage in Ghana, I'm not going to all of sudden start calling myself a Ghanaian.

Moreover, the result of mechanical property test suggests that alloy presents outstanding compressive strength and excellent ductility with the microstructure of B2/BCC phase.

But this latest test suggests that the United States may already be in range as well, and that, as one former top American intelligence official noted recently, would put enormous pressure on American missile defenses that few trust to work.

Then, Rh was also mainly loaded on the ZrO2 with the Nd2O3 surface enrichment; the inhibition of Rh sintering during the aging test suggests that the surface Nd2O3 functioned as anchoring sites for Rh.

The fact that he is in such a rich vein of form – he hit a first-innings 173 and was a single short of a ninth half-century in 10 innings in the series-levelling second Test – suggests that Australia will give him the time required to prove his fitness.

Psychopaths scored much less around 40%—and those in the middle of the psychopathy scale scored midway between the two.The Wason test suggests that analysing social contracts and analysing risk are what evolutionary psychologists call cognitive modules bundles of mental adaptations that act like bodily organs in that they are specialised to a particular job.

Mann-Whitney U test suggests that the difference between the mean values is significant (P < 0.05).

Paired t-test suggests that left AIC activity showed a significant reduction under Regulate, compared with Attend (P < 0.05).