Sentence examples for indicate aspects of from inspiring English sources
Its pedagogical content is created by a team of teachers and education professionals, also in-house, while the online lessons are given by teachers from private tutorial colleges, who appear in the videos as disembodied voices, speaking over handwritten notes on black backgrounds, and using cursors to emphasise points, or indicate aspects of images.
In conclusion, it is suggested that the results indicate aspects of inequity in the school systems in Norway and Sweden.
A third approach, rooted in semiotics, emphasizes the role of architectural objects as signs that prompt spectator behavior (Koenig 1964, 1970) or indicate aspects of themselves, such as function (Eco 1968).
Items with a mean score of ≥3 are true positive points; those with a mean of ≤2 are problem areas; scores in between these two (between 2 and 3) limits indicate aspects of the environment that could be enhanced.
Black arrows and blocks indicate aspects of the pathway that were previously known.
In our study we used methods optimized to be highly estrogen sensitive, not necessarily to address health effects or to address chemical properties, but to indicate aspects of mechanisms and response of these chemicals directly mediated by ERs.
Detailed study of the alluvial deposits also indicates aspects of Siluro-Devonian climate and palaeogeography.
Whilst Isabella indicates aspects of cultural trauma (Alexander 2004) by reflecting on, and attributing exclusion from education to their new collective identity [us IDPs], Joan linked exclusion to material needs, "I felt very good to be sponsored, if I was told to buy uniform, school bag, textbooks and exercise books, I know I could not do all those things".
This analysis indicates aspects of the START intervention which were helpful and suggests some possible reasons for lasting clinical efficacy.
The daily prompts ("What did you like about today?" and "How could today have been better?") also indicated aspects of the day that had a positive or negative impact.
Maternal BMI indicates aspects of the fetal environment, since maternal BMI may have direct physiological influences on fetal growth through determining, for example, nutrient supply and hormone profiles (King, 2006; Jansson et al., 2008; Higgins et al., 2011).
