Sentence examples for testing suggesting from inspiring English sources

But the discrepancies in scores shrank in the second year of testing, suggesting that, once students get used to the new format, it is not as much of a hindrance.

13C incorporation was more rapid in the alkene products than in the polymethylated benzene molecules that were retained inside the catalyst after testing, suggesting that polymethylbenzenes contribute only to a minor extent to alkene formation in H-SAPO-5.

The people who did improve their memory test scores, he points out, were invariably those who'd exercised throughout the previous month and again the morning of the testing, suggesting a powerful cumulative effect from the exercise sessions, he says.

One important new recommendation calls for more frequent testing, suggesting that samples be collected at least weekly and that the results be evaluated within 30 days.The move, Mr. O'Mullan said, is expected to help officials pinpoint and respond more rapidly to events like sewage overflows that sully the waters where people swim.

Bronchiectasis was identified in an adult Caucasian proband in spite of normal pulmonary function testing, suggesting the early stages of obstructive lung disease.

Moreover, the man maintains this improved level of consciousness even when the electrodes are temporarily switched off for testing, suggesting that the stimulation has had a long-term strengthening effect on some neural circuits.

Current testing suggests that filtering may vary across China.

Time and again children do better than any early testing suggested their limits would allow.

Real-world testing suggests it has great potential for harnessing collective intelligence.

Never mind that genetic testing suggests a great deal of intermixing between Americans of African and European decent.

[Update 7/8/2015: Uber apparently agrees. The company is now testing "Suggested Pickup Points" in San Francisco].