Sentence examples for cues indicating that from inspiring English sources

β-cells of adult and newborn mice differ in their response to these complex cues, indicating that the ability to appropriately secrete insulin is acquired during postnatal maturation.

In accordance with current sperm competition theory in relation to optimal sperm allocation (Parker 1998), we predicted that males would respond to social cues indicating that females are recently mated, unfamiliar, or at an early stage of oestrus because each of these conditions represents a relatively high risk of sperm competition.

The lack of interactions between utilization of affect and the other cues indicated that provocative dress, attractiveness, and sexually relevant contexts did not potentiate reliance on affect when judging women's sexual interest on a continuous rating scale.

Further experiments showed that the presence of heterogeneous distractors had little or no effect on thresholds when location or color cues indicated that these stimuli were irrelevant to the task.

The more the social cues indicate that the partners may reciprocate their investment, the higher the likelihood that they will cooperate with them.

Immigration could not be confirmed with the analysis of first generation migrants but, as we mentioned before, some cues indicated that immigration was possible.

The dependence on environmental cues indicates that the primary stimulus-response pathway is not merely habituated by the primary input but likely also desensitized by certain context-dependent sensory inputs in an associative manner.

He also said that it created the possibility that a mechanical error might give the pilot a false cue, indicating that the plane was, say, accelerating when in fact it was not.

The 5-stimulus sequence was predictable: the first three stimuli were preceded by a cue indicating that the next stimulus was likely to be a standard stimulus, and the last two by a cue indicating that the next stimulus was likely to be novel.

We refer to the cue indicating that the target will appear in the second stream as the Shift cue, and the cue indicating that the target will appear in the first stream as the Stay cue.

For each subsequent trial, participants were presented with a cue, indicating that they should either 'stay' doing the same task or 'switch' to performing the alternative task.