Sentence examples for which suggests small from inspiring English sources

The FSB's national chairman, John Allan, said: "We're seeing record breaking confidence from our members which suggests small firms will continue to spearhead the UK's recovery.

These spots appear to have shifted in both the dimensions on the gel, which suggests small changes in their molecular weights and IEPs.

The diffusion constants for DOX release from both micelles are significantly smaller, which suggests small drug leakage from 3-helix micelles.

Diffusion limiting currents increased with differential pressure across the gas-electrolyte interface which suggests smaller contact angles at higher pressures.

However, the overall likelihood of consuming AR exposed prey significantly decreased when the proportion of grass patches within home-ranges increased, which suggests smaller linear grass sections are more likely to contain AR exposed small mammal prey.

T-tests showed that hospital response rates varied (at the p < 0.05 level) by the median number of licensed hospital beds, which suggests smaller hospitals may be under-represented by survey results.

During the 1992 election some 50 campaign polls had been published, 38 of which suggested small Labour leads - but the outcome was a seven-point Tory win.

Importantly, this was statistically significant in a small cohort, which suggests that small differences in racial representation across cohorts in neuroscience research may bias study results, particularly if analyses do not consider or control for racial background.

These markers are fixed in the majority of small distantly related dog breeds which suggests that small size evolved early in the history of domestication.

These results indicate for the first time that the small subunit contributes to the stability, catalytic efficiency, and CO2/O2 specificity of Rubisco together, which suggests that small subunits may be fruitful targets for engineering an improved Rubisco.

All of which suggests a small irony: after months of being sold as a way to simplify voters' lives, the flat tax is likely to have precisely the opposite effect on Forbes's.