Sentence examples for would suggest introducing from inspiring English sources

I like the term "microbiome mutiny" and would suggest introducing it earlier in the paper.

Paper organization - I would suggest introducing the current work as an attempt to account for a confounding factor so far overlooked.

But he did not suggest introducing a new justice target.

These results would suggest that introducing guidelines with specific implementation strategy might also increase the compliance rate with the guideline and 'evidence-based medicine'.

Although the practitioners in the network did not established that their decisions could be supported by evidence (this was retrospectively realized by the authors), the results of the study would suggest that introducing guidelines modifies medical practice, making it more conformed with the CPGs and also increased the conformity with evidence-based medicine.

The committee also suggests introducing "premium" visas, which would entail quick settlement rights and less onerous residency requirements.

This would suggest that any bias introduced by having a cohort of relatively higher socioeconomic status would lead to our under-estimating heritability of age-related change.

I would suggest scrapping bonuses altogether and introducing a company-wide profit share.

We would suggest that educators thinking of introducing a similar initiative for undergraduates should consider following as closely as possible the portfolios use for postgraduates in order to take most advantage of this effect.

The fact that there seem to be few Jedi preachers – perhaps Rogue One will introduce these – would suggest they don't.

21 This would suggest that although cholera was recently introduced in Haiti, it is affecting all ages and that public health interventions are going to have to be universal to effectively curb the epidemic.