Sentence examples for thesis suggests that from inspiring English sources

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 \(\mathfrak{T}\).

And precisely because this thesis suggests that our ideological warfare stems from really deep parts of human cognition, it may not help much.

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to the role of fever-range temperatures on outcome after TBI, two recent studies from our centre [ 2] (and R.H. Sacho, unpublished MD thesis) suggest that a modest early fever of 39°C or below is not deleterious to outcome at either three or six months.

Our summary results provide some support for such theses, suggesting that such commonalities may be important for some outcomes.

The figures Wednesday support that thesis, suggesting that the chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, will struggle to hit his target of limiting borrowing for 2012-13 to £120 billion ($191 billion).

Theses suggested that cholinergic synaptic transmission activity was inhibited 24 hours after sevoflurane exposure causing alteration of synaptic plasticity and subsequent learning and memory deficit through presynaptic mechanisms.

And after promising to offend several groups with one thesis, he suggests that the hallmarks of Asperger's syndrome ("early precocity, a great ability to maintain masses of information, a lack of ability to mix with groups in age-appropriate ways") add up to the job description of a movie director.

This case provides us with a specific ethical supervenience thesis: it suggests that the ethical quality of the manager's action cannot vary without something else varying as well (compare Horgan and Timmons 1992, 226 on specific supervenience facts).