Sentence examples for advance indicated from inspiring English sources

The exploratory factor analysis with two factors fixed in advance indicated an acceptable factor structure for the HFS-P worry subscale, whereas the structure within the HFS-P behavior subscale was more questionable.

Appointment slips, given to subjects in advance, indicated that once fasting started, subjects should: a) "not eat or drink anything except water" and b) have "no coffee, tea, food, dietary supplements, mints, cough drops, gum, snacks, or beverages, and no nicotine for at least 3 hours" (CDC 2004b).

Andrew Bailey, deputy governor of the Bank of England, told the meeting that the HBOS report was close to the process of Maxwellisation – where those criticised in the report are shown the parts relevant to them in advance – indicating the investigation is close to being completed.

The advance indicates there is an impending convergence between the subatomic world of quantum computers and today's classical microelectronic systems, which are reaching a level of miniaturization in which wires and devices are composed of just dozens or hundreds of atoms.

Minutes after introducing the solution the steps started to advance indicating the growth of the (Ca, Cd CO3 solid solution, as can be seen by the relative movement of steps 1 and 2. The newly formed, single layer of solid solution (Ot-1) showed higher friction than the original calcite surface.

In respect to quantitative traits the poor estimates of heritability and genetic advance indicate that inheritance of these traits is being influenced by interallelic interaction rather than intra-allelic interaction.

Recent advances indicate that all three mechanisms are used in interprotein electron transfer.

Recent advances indicate a possible role of phytochemicals as modulatory factors in signaling pathways.

Pectin is a major polysaccharide in many plant cell walls and recent advances indicate that its role in wall mechanics is more important than previously thought.

Furthermore, based on preliminary data with pilot-character, we discuss recent advances indicating the possibility of overcoming existing restrictions with respect to the 'immortalisation' of cells by oncogenes.

Combining the two advances indicates that they have made progress at assembling the basic building blocks of a new ultra-small generation of nanoelectronics that would be assembled from the bottom up.