Sentence examples for this preparation suggests from inspiring English sources
Of course we won't know how the SNP poll surge translates into actual seats until 8 May, but this preparation suggests Parliament's authorities are preparing carefully for the prospect of them becoming the third biggest party - unthinkable a few months ago, now being discussed as a realistic possibility.
The very high antioxidative status of the preparation suggests that it may have great biomedical potential not only as an antimicrobial but also as an anti-inflammatory agent.
The chimp's preparation suggests that apes can plan for future mental states--in this case anger--a cognitive talent once thought to be unique to humans.
A report by the Committee for the Advancement of Teaching Preparation suggests nursing education must make a radical change in how nursing students are educated to be consistent with changes in care delivery.
But a review of Louisiana's prespill preparation suggests that the state may be open to the same criticisms that Mr. Jindal has leveled at BP and federal authorities.
Photochemical preparation suggests another way of thinking silver nanoparticle growth.
However, the very acidic protein found in one preparation suggests that the search for abnormal subunits of ferritin may be fruitful in acute leukaemia.
The amount of amplified product increased significantly in TAP-treated RNA preparation, suggesting that this corresponds to a bona fide transcription start site.
The relative intensity of PIP spots in the pellicle was greater than in the original saliva preparation suggesting that this protein might be enriched on the titanium surface.
An argument in favor of affirmative action in college admissions is that it identifies students with much potential but weak preparation, suggesting recipients should catch up to their more-prepared counterparts over time.
He called on the Saturday to let me know about "bare Portmore Empire mixtapes" he had listened to in preparation, suggesting he'd earned this year's antics through some sort of cultural recognition.
