Sentence examples for explained as an indication from inspiring English sources
The golfing moment was widely explained as an indication that this mayor is a good delegator.
This effect is explained as an indication of the isolation of the APs in each location.
As a consequence, the prediction of partial repression by KorA can be explained as an indication that the competition between KorA and RNA polymerase is relevant for limiting transcription.
While the disjunct distribution of Voyria has been interpreted as a result of a long-distance dispersal event [ 8], the widespread distributions of Sciaphila, Burmannia, Gymnosiphon, and Thismia were traditionally explained as an indication for a great antiquity, allowing vicariance explanation of the observed patterns [ 5, 9, 10].
This effect was explained as the indication of the presence of the superlattice [8].
The apparent association between frequent consumption of paracetamol in early life and increased risk of asthma reported in other studies can be explained as confounding by indication (treatment of respiratory infections with paracetamol).
To assist in the identification of the factors as source types for PMF, the explained variation provides an indication of which sources are most responsible for explaining the variation in each particular chemical species used in the PMF analysis.
Terms that explained or gave an indication of methodology employed or systematic assessment of postoperative sequelae were identified and considered as candidate terms for the MEDLINE and EMBASE methodology filters.
Fetal hypoxia may also explain why fetal distress as an indication for instrumental delivery or cesarean section was nearly 3 times more common in diabetic pregnancies compared with control pregnancies.
But the rapid mitosis of groups was as much an indication of problems as of promise.
However, as a Sept. 13 report from the Congressional Research Service explains, looking only at the statutory rate is highly misleading as an indication of the burden of the corporate tax.
