Sentence examples for which now suggest from inspiring English sources

Its government has revised official GDP figures, which now suggest the economy stabilised in the fourth quarter after a brief recession.

Instead, the groups, which now suggest that elective angioplasties be limited to hospitals that perform at least 200 a year, are considering raising that minimum to as many as 600.

Thus, based on these assumptions, correction for a response slowing effect of threat on RTs reverses the interpretation of results, which now suggest a bias in attentional shifting to threat, but no bias in disengagement.

She said one of the most successful innovations of the Web site is a remake of the Discontinued Items section, which now suggests replacements for the many products that are shelved during a given year.

There is enough evidence which now suggests that MSCs are not inherently immune-evasive and the immune-privilege status is a flexible state depending upon cell to cell interactions and importantly soluble factors secreted by MSCs [35].

Such acknowledgement reflects the widening evidence base, which now suggests that if the major risk factors for chronic disease were eliminated, around three-quarters of heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes would be prevented along with 40%% of cancers.

(7) This micromagnetic arrangement matches our previous magnetoreceptor hypothesis, which we now suggest to be valid for most if not all birds: soft magnetic material within explicit subcellular compartments enables a gradual sensory reaction with the changing intensity and/or direction of the magnetic field [19], [20].

It somewhat mimics Apple's recent Spotlight search update which now offers suggested apps and contacts when you swipe right on the iOS homescreen.

The region of Africa between Senegal and Ethiopia has long been subject to severe meningitis epidemics, which research now suggests is at least partially linked to dust storms.

Many of the judges involved in the recent decisions say they expect to see the cases end up before the supreme court, which many legal experts now suggest will happen sooner rather than later.

The assistant will now suggest which photos may need to be righted through a card that lets you adjust their rotation.