Sentence examples for incipient sign from inspiring English sources

The transient decrease in the CAT expression co-occurred with slight DNA fragmentation in the nuclei of megagametophyte cells – that is to say, an incipient sign of cell death – detected in our previous study [ 35].

There are now incipient signs of recovery.

The population showed incipient signs of recovery.

"We're seeing incipient signs that inflation pressures are starting to ebb," Mr. Baumohl wrote.

Polls have been taken, estimates are under way, but there are incipient signs of opposition.

They are mostly grown now, and the older ones have incipient signs of maturity.

There have been incipient signs of recovery, aided by rising oil prices and improving global economic outlook, but the revival has been slow and uneven.

It is about whether the incipient signs of a bubble burst in China signal the start of an extended economic and perhaps even political crisis there.

The sell-off had been made worse by new capital controls introduced on August 14th in response to incipient signs of capital flight.

Even shorter-term Treasuries like the two-year note lost value on Friday, and some investors began to bet that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates before the end of the year to address incipient signs of inflation.

But incipient signs of his obsession with texture and strangeness can be found in "Man With a Thistle (Self-Portrait)," a painting from 1946 in which the artist's steely blue eyes haughtily size up his own reflection.