Sentence examples for thesis suggests from inspiring English sources

Another said: "It is an interesting question who people report to and who they answer to". This thesis suggests there is a three-dimensional structural problem – within the Conservative party itself, between coalition parties, and between the political class and the civil service – that leads to so many mistakes.

His thesis suggests that different birth cohorts can share similar worldviews if they together experience the same traumatic historical events.

The thesis suggests that the difficulties we encounter in understanding the relation of mind and matter is due to a faulty, nonscientific picture of matter.

We have seen that the Cobham-Edmond's Thesis suggests that \ \textbf{P}\) coincides with the class of problems which can be feasibly decided by algorithms implementable relative to a sequential model of computation such as \(\mathfrak{T}\).

This binding thesis suggests one way in which the diverse systems involved in touch might hang together, even if there is no single dimension on which touch is always unified.

His thesis suggests that the core of Islam is not to be found in the prescribed literal text of the Qu'ran, but in the aural traditions and lived experiences of muslim communities.

The results of this thesis suggest that T22 does not bind PSD-95.

Both the local pragmatist thesis and the localist thesis suggest a disintegration of national integration models and point to the importance of studying integration policy beyond national frameworks.

But the problems in the Upton thesis suggest that Ambrose may have fallen into some questionable attribution habits early in his career.

With regard to the role of fever-range temperatures on outcome after TBI, two recent studies from our centre [ 2] (and R.H. Sacho, unpublished MD thesis) suggest that a modest early fever of 39°C or below is not deleterious to outcome at either three or six months.

(Here, I would be remiss if I did not mention a recent article in The Atlantic, by Ta-Nehisi Coates, and The New Jim Crow, by Michelle Alexander). Their inquiries have resulted in countless publications, theses, suggested solutions and disheartened conclusions.