Sentence examples for content have shown from inspiring English sources
In general, the proponents of teleological theories of content have shown little interest in the notion of narrow content, since they tend to reject the claim that cognitive science should restrict itself to using narrow notions.
Several data sets using different diet formulations of varying isoflavone content have shown that significant reductions in adipose weight correlated with increasing doses of soy-derived phytoestrogens (Lephart et al. 2004b).
Previous studies have shown high ethanol yields in SSF using 5% water-insoluble solids (WIS) [ 9, 27, 28]; however, studies with higher dry matter (DM) content have shown a decrease in ethanol yield [ 9, 27- 29].
However, Apple, which makes most of its money selling devices, not content, has shown itself in some cases to be a more benevolent warden of online content, than, say, Amazon.com.
It would be an unusually high-profile, not to mention political, decision for the F.C.C., and the commissioners had got into the spirit; two of the Democrats who were expected to vote with Wheeler, also a Democrat, in favor of net neutrality — the equal treatment of content — had shown up wearing blue.
However, the plasticizer content has shown a significant effect on both elongation and crystallinity.
The SAXS analysis of these wheat starches with increased amylose content has shown that amylose accumulates in both crystalline and amorphous parts of the lamella.
During the first 24 h of CO PROX operation, catalysts with low copper content are perfectly stable but the sample with the highest copper content has shown an irreversible deactivation, probably due to a partial reduction of the segregated CuO phase present in the fresh sample.
Cases that are difficult to diagnose as dysplastic, especially in the setting of inflammation, may be designated "indefinite for dysplasia (IND)." Although flow cytometric analysis of DNA content has shown some promise in detecting EAC, there are few reports that have specifically evaluated the outcome of IND.
The oceans of the late Cretaceous were dominated by giant reptiles called mosasaurs; fossilized gut contents have shown that these apex predators enjoyed munching on everything from bony fish to, on occasion, smaller mosasaurs.
