Sentence examples for a term that indicates from inspiring English sources
There's so much greenwashing out there," he said, using a term that indicates deceptive claims of environmental responsibility.
Google has stamped the word "beta" on its Google Local site, a term that indicates the service is still in the test phase.
Here, we propose MMPV as a term that indicates miRNA-mRNA pairs whose pattern of regulation can vary in association with different statuses of biopathological features.
"We put a black light on it, and the signature swam on the paint," using a term that indicates a signature was added long after the painting itself was completed.
Sacral agenesis is a term that indicates that some portion of the lumbar spine, sacrum, or pelvis is incompletely or incorrectly formed at the time of birth, these are structures malformations derived from the caudal region of the embryo, such as, the urogenital system, the hindgut, caudal spine and spinal cord, and the lower limbs [1, 2, 3, 4].
"Dogs are technically cursorial animals, which is a term that indicates that they are designed for swift running.
The pastoral Amorites in Mari were called the Haneans, a term that indicate nomads in general, those Haneans were split into the Banu-Yamina (sons of the right) and Banu-Simaal (sons of the left), with the ruling house belonging to the Banu-Simaal branch.
This is a statistical term that indicates the finding only has a tenth of a percent chance of being due to a random statistical fluctuation.
The coroner who performed Hernandez's autopsy ruled her death a homicide, which is not a proclamation of guilt upon those who shot her, just a medical term that indicates she died at the hand of another person.
where the f(x) term that indicates the amplitude, g x, t) is an oscillatory frequency dependent wave function, and c is the fish body velocity.
Teachers added that many girls engage in teasing among one another and will sometimes join with boys to taunt a girl and "get back" at her. Common teases include "go make a home", "go get married", "you have visitors" or calling the menstruating girl an "upmooner," a derogatory term that indicates that a girl is menstruating (moon or "dwe" is the word for period in Dholuo).
