Sentence examples for clear indicative of from inspiring English sources
Surface topology analyzed by Lateral Force Microscopy demonstrated the chemical contrast of patterned species, being a clear indicative of DPN tracing paths.
The grains have a large size of 100 200 nm, and the boundaries among them are clear, indicative of the high crystallinity of BMN film.
Continuously encouraging international trends are clear indicative of an increasing role of renewable energy sources in general and wind in particular in meeting the current and future electricity demands.
The loss of the linear membrane pattern is a clear indicative of complex alteration.
Labeling of UMSCC1 cells plated on FITC-coated gelatin matrix with anti-pS418 indicated specific localization to subsets of invadopodia that coincided with cortactin, F-actin and areas of gelatin clearing indicative of matrix metalloproteinase mediated invadopodia activity (Figure 1B, middle and bottom rows).
Similarly, the salivary transcriptome of G. m. morsitans reveals two ribonuclease transcripts, one with a clear signal indicative of secretion GM-14577), and the other with a borderline indication of secretion GM-17233).
Postmortem examination revealed that while M. bovis 2122/97 infected animals all showed clear pathology indicative of bovine tuberculosis, the M. tuberculosis infected animals showed no pathology.
Clear bands indicative of gelatinolytic activity were visualized by staining the gels with Coomassie blue.
The gels were stained with Coomassie Blue R-250 and destained with water until clear zones indicative of proteolytic activity emerged against a blue background.
On histopathological inspection, large clear vacuoles, indicative of lipid droplets without evidence of cellular degeneration, were present in the proximal tubular cell cytoplasm in all mice, albeit more prominently in the mice that received rice bran.
In contrast, for chromosome 7, red and blue patches marking parent-specific haplotypes show clear separation, indicative of subclonal deletion of the chromosome in a small fraction of tumor cells.
