Sentence examples for in question indicating from inspiring English sources

So suppose that John's only pets are two dogs, Algol and BASIC, say, and consider two simple sentences and their formalizations (the predicates in question indicating the obvious English counterparts): As both sentences are true, they have the same extension.

The size of the nodes was set to represent the number of Gene Ontology classes assigned to the genes in question, indicating how well the function of the genes are known and how functionally active they are.

However, the studies in question indicate that consumers consider information about the origin of the olives the most important element for traceability of the product.

A total of 22 (6.4%) participants added other concerns (besides the 17 items) in response to the open-ended question, indicating that there were further concerns that mattered to them.

The pronoun in Alex's question indicates this was a joint experience and nothing about the turn or the exchange so far suggests that Alex is having difficulty remembering where they stayed.

FWdK: The coming down of the Berlin Wall was extremely important but not in the negative sense which your question indicates, in a positive sense.

The questions used are shown in Table 2; the number in the designation of each question indicates the taxonomic distance: 1 (different species) through 7 (different kingdoms).

The data was analysed to assess whether or not specific questions had a high percentage of missing data or the percentage of missing data increased in the last questions, indicating that the questionnaire was too long.

Twenty-two of the twenty-seven art students answered the questions indicating their interest in attending class because of the clear objectives and expectations from their art courses.

If replicated in other experiments, like those at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, Europe's main particle-physics laboratory (located near Geneva), the bump in question could indicate the existence of an entirely new particle.

For each Cape clade in question, ticks indicate one or more supported shifts in character state consistent with our past climatic change predictions.