Sentence examples for used suggests from inspiring English sources

An inverse relationship between age and the degree of generalization, depending on the type of stimulus used, suggests that a stronger US (e.g. an electric shock) increases the chance of CS generalization in older zebrafish.

The confidence with which these methods are used suggests a worrying feeling of licence".

The Lloyds banker went on to explain that when faced with taxes: "We'll start brainstorming, thinking how we can get round this one?" HMRC's Hartnett said: "Brainstorming in the context you've just used suggests to me some complex arrangement for tax avoidance.

While Shakespeare drew indirectly on Roman history in Macbeth, much of the language he used suggests to Philo that he made direct use of Painter's translation of Livy's History of Rome in his Two Romane Queenes to paint the character of Lady Macbeth.

At the same time, that Dufort Frankel is no longer much used suggests that the lattice-Boltzmann approach might also share this fate.

Contraception is already widely available in the Third World, and the fact that it is not fully used suggests that children are important to the local incentive structure.

Dick says some of the words used suggested this was a terrorist attack.

Security experts said the fact that two handguns had been used suggested premeditation, as opposed to a spontaneous act.

A Democratic strategist who did not want his name used suggested that Mr. Gephardt in particular was damaged goods.

These have not been widely used, suggesting the situation is not critical.

Superscript 'b' indicates that the reference used suggested the occurrence of magma mixing.