Sentence examples similar to amounts signify from inspiring English sources

A test performed on at least one of Contador's urine samples from the Tour revealed levels of that chemical eight times higher than the minimum amount that signifies doping, according to a person with knowledge of the test results.

Electrical conductivity (EC) values signify the amount of total dissolved salts and indicate the inorganic pollution strength of water.

The numbers on the blocks signify the amount of times the block needs to be hit before it disappears.

Moreover, metrics like the amount of capital raised signify a single step in the evolution of a startup, and a means to a greater end rather than an ultimate milestone.

And during the game, fans were seen waving red flyers and 'Ashley Out' signs in the 34th minute of the match to signify the amount - in millions of pounds - the club had in its bank account at the end of the last financial year.

At room temperature (25 °C) recombinant Plin2 exhibited a double minimum at ∼208 and 222 nm signifying substantial amounts of α-helices were present.

We used the proposed willingness-to-pay threshold of 500 000 NOK (≈$830000) per YLS to signify the amount below which an intervention would be considered 'good value for money' (Norwegian Directorate of Health, 2007).

On the contrary, cells pretreated with 0.1 2 mg/ml HSME demonstrated decreased amounts of LDH leakage signifying dose-dependent protective effect of HSME against H2O2-induced cytotoxicity (Fig.  2c).

1X signifies amount of telomerase used in direct extension assays.

The 2.2 g lost from the 4 fat depots after 3 mg/day Boc5 treatment in the current study may therefore signify a greater amount of total fat loss (e.g. 5.3 g if proportionate, representing 71% of the 7.5 g body weight change, relative to controls).

These results signify that the amounts of Rep68 made during the rescue and propagation of the rep68-positive dHVs were not enough to markedly inhibit their production.