Sentence examples for indicate under from inspiring English sources
While Guam only has nine delegates out of the total of 2,470 who will attend the Republican convention in Cleveland in July 2016, it is far more significant than its size would indicate under RNC rules.
Such a full study of SiC is able to indicate under what conditions in a fusion plant this material would be suitable from an activation standpoint, and indicates the acceptable impurity levels.
In fact, recent experiments indicate under certain conditions motor axons will preferentially reinnervate the inappropriate terminal cutaneous pathway instead of the appropriate pathway to muscle.
Given a reasonable false positive rate (FPR), the threshold of the bit error rate T can be acquired from both theoretical and practical ways to indicate under what condition a match can be called a hit.
These small values indicate, under the stationary conditions considered, an evident general dominance of the (local) clonal vs. (non-local) seed/rhizome fragment dispersal reproduction strategies.
Even if it is true that only a few genes are relevant to the differences in behavior that we find, our results indicate, under the conditions studied, that the mechanism leading to the large-scale differences in gene expression is resulting in a previously unrecognized global level of change.
SEP enrollment trends indicate under-use, not overuse, of the enrollment opportunities.
Findings also indicate under-estimation of the extent to which wind energy can contribute to electricity generation in the UK.
Colors indicate under- green) and over-expressed (in red) genes compared to under- greenssand control cells.
The negative, zero and positive values of the index, respectively, indicate under-saturation, equilibrium and oversaturation of water with respect to dissolved minerals (Appelo and Postma 1996; Drever 1997).
In the representation (File S5A), high values in the differential expression dimension indicate under-expression in tumour while low values indicate over-expression.
