Sentence examples for data might indicate from inspiring English sources
Cancers take many years to develop, so the data might indicate that the bone growth protein plays a role in promoting cancer rather than causing it.
Although these data might indicate that R121919 has a normalizing influence on the sleep EEG, the design of the study does not allow to differentiate genuine drug effects from those of clinical improvement and habituation to the clinical setting.
These data might indicate that the risk communication provided by authorities or the manufacturers does not fulfill the expectations by consumers, not even the well-informed and interested consumers, while environmental and consumer organizations enjoy generally a very good reputation not only by their members, but also by non-members.
Our data might indicate hybridization or a misidentification.
These data might indicate that DC have a means to attract and/or retain PMNs that otherwise would migrate away.
These data might indicate that preincubation with CsA can possibly alter the binding stochiometry of SFA to other immunophilins/target molecules resulting in different immunosuppressive activity.
This paper presents the results of a survey of UK archaeoentomological data recovered from intertidal deposits which was undertaken in order to identify patterns in archaeoentomological data that might indicate a deposit's position within a saltmarsh.
This has to be taken into account when interpreting data and might indicate that knowledge gaps are higher than expected.
However, in our case, it is important to identify outliers, as these data points might indicate an additional isotopic composition.
Our miRNA expression data therefore might indicate that these N. benthamiana lines are closely related based on their very similar miRNA expression patterns.
However, six expansin genes (GmEXPB2, GmEXLB4, GmEXLB6, GmEXLB14, GmEXLB10, and GmEXLB11) lacked RNA-Seq atlas data, which might indicate that these genes are pseudogenes, or are only expressed at specific developmental stages or under special conditions.
