Sentence examples for an indication of the development from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, an indication of the development of particular technological solutions to meet social needs was necessary.
The difference between the impairment observed in the success rate at D25 (Fig. 3A) compared to the animals capacity to obtained pellets (Fig. 3B), is an indication of the development of compensatory mechanisms in order to achieve the task, even if not in a successful manner.
The probability of animal rights demonstrations against a new Cambridge University research centre into brain diseases, where there would be monkey experiments, has scuppered its development, an indication of the growing success of the protest movement.
The existence and at least partly increasing inequity in health between different socio-economic population groups has also been taken as an indication of the less successful development of healthy public policies [ 46].
To date, detailed studies giving an indication of the time course of the development of cellular responses against the parasite have not been performed in human schistosomiasis.
Classification of drug candidates based on their biopharmaceutical properties can provide an indication of the difficulty of drug development works.
It shows GDP (economic output) per person, which gives an indication of the level of economic development.
The clastic partings in the seam are an indication of the termination of the peat development (Shearer et al. 1994).
They each showed that a logistic calibration provides person-free estimates of item difficulty and that an examination of the spread of the difficulty values gives an indication of the direction of the examinee development defined by the latent variable.
FOSA provides an indication of the future scenarios of forestry development to the year 2020 at the regional and sub-regional levels.
(154) Alkylpyrazines are often an indication of the degree of Maillard flavor development during cooking, although very few of them are generated in sufficiently high amounts to give a contribution to the flavor.
