Sentence examples for growth indication from inspiring English sources

Culture for TB was performed using BACTEC mycobacteria growth indication tubes (MGIT) 960 system [BACTEC MGIT Becton Dickinson, USA].

Roman (2007) hypothesized that even transient intrauterine deficits in thyroid hormones (as little as 3 days) at critical points in gestation could alter the cortical architecture, interfering with neuronal migration and Purkinje cell growth, indications of both of which have been observed in autopsy studies of autism (Fatemi et al. 2002; Wegiel et al. 2010).

The presence of growth was regarded as an indication of resistance, while the absence or very faint growth indicated sensitivity toward INH.

A draft of the European Union summit meeting communiqué calls for "growth-friendly consolidation and job-friendly growth," an indication that European leaders have come to realize that austerity measures, like those being put in countries like Greece and Italy, risk stoking a recession and plunging fragile economies into a downward spiral.

Renewable energy consumption was also found to Granger-cause economic growth, an indication of economic efficiency.

Now, investors are looking for substantial revenue growth and indications that global demand is picking up.

[W]e agree with the approach of the FDA to eliminate the growth-promotion indication of certain antibiotics which are relevant for humans in feed.

An estimated fetal weight which is small-for-gestational age on a customised chart, or repeated measurements which show slow growth, are indications for obstetric review and further investigations, 19 20 to be managed according to individual circumstances and evidence-based guidelines.

"Rapid growth is an indication of sales rather than investment performance," she said.

The growth is an indication that the government is starting to have at least some success in relieving a credit squeeze that has hurt many businesses.

As if to forestall criticism that the Fed had bowed to markets, its statement said "the upside risks to inflation roughly balance the downside risks to growth" — a clear indication that no more cuts were anticipated.