Sentence examples for denotes good from inspiring English sources

A low score denotes good corporate citizenship, and the aggregate score of the top 100 companies was 30% less than the aggregate score last year.

In addition, I V measurements revealed a percolation threshold of 0.75 wt.% which denotes good dispersion of the SWNTs in line with current bibliography [18].

On the strengths the clients scored 7.32 (7.18–7.46) on average, which denotes good functioning according to the client.

Three restaurants have one star, a fourth has a Michelin "Bib Gourmand" denoting good food at a moderate price.

That enjoyable word, denoting good times among mates, is a new catch-all excuse for nastiness, containing within it the implication that those campaigning against prejudice lack a sense of humour.

Individual maze variable scores were transformed and then combined to allot each animal with an index of overall maze performance, with a smaller maze index score denoting good performance.

For tax revenue as percentage of GDP, values above 200 are highlighted in yellow to denote good performance.

A larger number of green fluorescence areas were identified on GF for both KB and NIH-3T3 cells, denoting good biocompatibility of folic acid-conjugated gold nanoparticles.

His last name was Peri, which he translated to the Spanish form Pérez, but later changed it to Belgrano – literally "Fairwheat", a name that denoted good cereal production.

Scores of 4 8 denoted good to excellent (high quality) and 0 3 poor or low quality.

Furthermore, correlation between the single-item and multi-item scales were highly significant and positive, denoting good concurrent validity.