Sentence examples for this section suggests that from inspiring English sources

This section suggests that good relationship between Bangladesh and India during Mujib-Indira governments played positive role in resolving the disputes over water sharing of the river Ganges.

Taken together, the evidence in this section suggests that the minimum age of employment is most apt to be associated with increases in paid employment when the laws are coordinated with compulsory schooling laws.

My reading of this section suggests that most of the electrophysiological measurements were performed in Xenopus oocytes.

This section suggests that medicine patenting and its implications on access to medicines are not new issues in Thailand, but have been recognised and dealt with by various groups of government officials and health advocates.

The simulation results of this section suggest that the performance of the two model selection methods differs slightly depending on both the signal and SNR level.

The arguments put forward in this section suggest that the changes in employment and earnings trajectories that TFWs may experience as they become permanent residents will likely differ depending on the group they belong to.

In summary, the models developed in this section suggest that, all other things equal, insured will on average receive more (discounted) payments out of the risk adjustment fund than they will have contributed over a lifetime, and that the expected demographic changes are likely to have an increasing effect on the return rate.

To sum up, results in this Section suggest that endogenous OA would be necessary for the appetitive memory to be acquired, but apparently not sufficient.

The analyses in this section suggested that chromatin-associated deviations in sequence coverage were robust and reproducible in different labs and strains.

Therefore, the results presented in this section suggest that L-dsRNA probably represented a novel dsRNA mycovirus infecting S. sclerotiorum strain Sunf-M.

Findings in this section suggest that while accountability processes might be operationalized within interpersonal relationships, these relationships in turn are governed by a series of beliefs that operate at the social or organisational level which structure ways of being and ways of interacting.