Sentence examples for indicate the evolution and from inspiring English sources
The fewer bacterial infections and better nutrition in DII than in DI indicate the evolution and importance of early diagnosis and management of CF. These advancements provide patients with more hope and a higher quality of life.
CD3+ total T lymphocytes is a parameter that will change during the followup just in advanced stages and will not give an early prognosticator, while the CD4/CD8 ratio will indicate the evolution of disease and will prognosticate the overall survival of the patient, no matter the stage and the applied therapy.
The top five Web affinities for American women are: For American men the top five Web affinities are: The discrepancies between the sexes indicate the evolution of separate Webs for men and women.
The experiments indicate the evolution of high pH, Na HCO3 CO3 brines from J13-like waters and the evolution of near-neutral pH brines from the pore water compositions.
Significantly, our results indicate the evolution of multiple divergent lineages during infection.
It was found that hot stretching could induce different kinds of SAXS patterns: two-point pattern indicating the stacking lamellae, X-shaped pattern indicating the tilted state of lamellae, the changing of streak pattern indicating the evolution of microvoids and shish structures respectively.
DTA-TG, FTIR, SEM and XRD analyses indicated the evolution of carbonation, hydration and hydraulic compound formation during a 1 year curing.
The large box indicates the evolution of active pollination and the maxillary tentacles.
Cultures whose growth pattern indicated the evolution of resistance were selected and serially passaged (three times) in 3 ml medium.
Emergy, a measure of the biosphere support to ecosystems and human-dominated systems, accounts for the value of natural capital lost or degraded, and consequently indicates the evolution of the investigated area towards a less sustainable state.
Nothosaurus humerus morphology and microanatomy indicates the evolution of paraxial front limb propulsion in the Middle Triassic, well before its convergent evolution in the Plesiosauria in the latest Triassic.
