Sentence examples for a sign of direct from inspiring English sources

Some observers have interpreted this as a sign of direct cooperation.

And yet booing is also a sign of caring, honest: it's a sign of direct and passionate engagement that returns us to art's roots.

Using the method of premature-chromosome-condensation, Stoilov et al. recognized that incubation with NaB (sodium-butyrate) inhibits the repair of chromosome breaks in G0 human lymphocytes, while it has no effect on the initial level of radiation-induced DNA damage (Stoilov et al. 2000), which would have been a sign of direct HDAC-inhibitor-induced genomic instability.

In July 2008, after several months of negotiating, Favreau officially signed on to direct.

He said inspectors were still taught to step in quickly at any sign of direct contamination.

As a sign of his direct involvement in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks, King Mohammed VI arrived in Casablanca from the capital, Rabat, 60 miles away, to visit the bombed sites.

When the first word's tag was "SBARQ," which is a sign of a direct question introduced by wh-word or wh-phase, this candidate was judged to be a question.

In general, global histone acetylation in PBMCs has consistently been shown not to be correlated with clinical response, however, intra-tumour histone acetylation and downregulation of ERK is a sign of a direct antitumour effect of this combination.

In biological terms, this sort of causation would be produced by a synaptic input A → B, and so significant Granger Causality can be a sign of a direct synaptic connection between a pair of cells.

The resulting wheal is a sign of the direct vascular effects of histamine, namely increased vascular permeability and skin blood flow, while the flare reflects vasodilatation due to histamine-induced reflex neuropeptide release from local nerve terminals.

But they have to recognize that the full-body physical their candidate has to endure is a sign of good fortune, the direct consequence of being in front.