Sentence examples for Indications against from inspiring English sources
Indications against such a contribution are the fact that the 1997 cluster is in an area with small numbers of pigs and the observation that the southern part of the Netherlands with dense populations of pigs has a relatively small number of BSE cases.
"The Bundesnetzagentur has not received any concrete indications against Huawei.
To our knowledge, specific therapeutic indications against ageism in oncogeriatry at the patient level have not yet been explored.
IL15 is a major pro-inflammatory cytokine involved in enhancing cytotoxic CD8 T cell and NK cell activity and has therapeutic indications against cancer (reviewed by Steel et al., 2011).
However, as the F1 progeny sex ratio could not be explained by either of the two sex chromosomal systems, the authors concluded that at least two or more autosomal factors might be involved in zebrafish SD further strengthening indications against the compatibility of zebrafish SD with a simple sex chromosomal system.
But Callahan was also called, offsetting the Flyers' penalty; the first indication against Callahan was for diving, later changed to holding the stick.
The discrepancy, though small, is 330 times the estimated error, compared with 2.6 times for the earlier measurement, and therefore a much more weighty indication against Eddington's theory.
The strongest indication against this is the high frequency and relatively high diversity of HG23 in SW Asia.
The experimental MSD curves shown in Figure 2 and Figure 3 were averaged over time and also over the ensemble of all the trajectories, which was an additional indication against the CTRW model for our data.
Furthermore, the agreement of SPVs between the first and the second mapping pass contributes more to the acceptance of insertions, but is used as an indication against the trustworthiness of deletions.
However, previous research showed that problem scores of children and adolescents in the general population did not change significantly over a 10-year time period [ 28], which is an indication against the possible influence of time differences in data collection.
