Sentence examples for indicate a form of from inspiring English sources
Some authors have used the term "secondary BMS" to indicate a form of oral complaint caused by local/systemic pathological conditions (including drugs), but even this term seems to be inappropriate, as the term "BMS" automatically excludes any known cause of any type of oropharyngeal complaint.
This has led to the suggestion that galaxies are largely formed by dark matter, and that the minimum size may indicate a form of warm dark matter incapable of gravitational coalescence on a smaller scale.
More genes are being discovered and considered as contributing to the development of autistic disorders and recent studies indicate a form of complex genetic inheritance [ 19].
This may indicate a form of self-limitation within the bone, where the SBC become more spherical and are surrounded by a necrotic shell to help dissipate the increased loading.
This behaviour could indicate a form of adjustment to poverty, learnt over time [ 80]: Well I go about days without food, it doesn't bother me like…Yeah, me and my mum's the same, we just…We don't eat actually, we have the odd meal here and there…(deprived neighbourhood – father 29: Child aged 1 year and expecting child).
If the IHRs contain elements for chromatin structure and thus perform epigenetic regulation of gene transcription, this would either indicate a form of long distance regulatory action, or that other functional elements (not protein coding genes) are associated with these IHRs, or that the IHRs are per se functional units independent of target genes.
Suggested by Bochi Reader Bochi believes the luxury of the painting's settings indicates a form of passion that could not have been displayed in human form during the Victorian era.
It should be emphasized that the denial operator is here an external sign indicating a form of judgement and not as a logical operator.
To any scientist, this is a major problem as it indicates a form of human exceptionalism expressed as denial that we have evolved.
