Sentence examples for denoting that this from inspiring English sources
Outside the Duchess Theatre in London's Theatreland are trucks and trailers denoting that this is no ordinary event.
Edge number two of the graph shown in Fig. 10 is optional, denoting that this dependency is not absolutely necessary for the underlying algorithm.
Our results demonstrate that there is a fraction of BMSCs which adheres more slowly to the culture flask denoting that this is an intrinsic biological property of this cell subpopulation and does not constitute a technical artifact.
The outer-sphere oxidation of IrCl63– is linear with the square root of scan rate at CNYMEs (see Figure S-3 in the Supporting Information) denoting that this process is diffusion-limited, and confirming that the CNTYME behaves as expected to a surface-independent analyte.
As a first approximation, the high-field limit from Eq. (65a) provides the value of this voltage as (70) while the corresponding maximum energy at this point is (71) where, for convenience, we have substituted the superscript denoting a type of the BC by the one denoting that this is an extremum value.
This denotes that oral supplement can increase the antioxidant capacity in eye tissues of rabbits [ 28].
Further, there was a significant interaction between low birth weight and age in this regard, denoting that these variables increased to a greater extent in the low birth weight group than in the control group as individuals became older.
Now denote that, then (2.19a).
Taare Zameen Par is a title which denotes that aspect.
Here Mr. Belzberg had to be mindful not only of sonic issues, which he addressed by floating the main structure and seating area on special acoustic isolators away from the ceiling, walls and floor, but also of the cafe's placement within the concert hall's main lobby, with no door or enclosure to denote that this was a separately designed space.
By recording the TEM images, it was denoted that this structure has been constructed from the nanorod bundles.
