Sentence examples for indicated a development from inspiring English sources
Both the loss of contact inhibition of EPT1 and the similar gene expression changes of EPT1 and prostate cancer cells versus EP156T cells indicated a development towards transformation of EPT1 cells.
Although, in general, the early detection of risk factors indicating a development of behavioral dysfunctions may lead to negative social reactions, this relation is probably stronger for neurobiological risk factors, since people often believe that neurobiological characteristics are static or deterministic (Horstkötter et al. 2012; Walsh 2009).
At the same time, the trends observable between 1950 and 2010 do not indicate a development toward greater resource equality.
Interestingly, the high-fat/high-sucrose 'Surwit diet' induces an early reduction in beta cell proliferation at a time point when beta cell mass is still increased [ 8], indicating a development towards fewer cells.
White House aides said that Mr. Clinton discussed nonproliferation issues with the Chinese leader, and aides indicated a significant development was in the works.
The JTWC indicated a similar development as the typhoon traversed the Gulf of Tonkin.
Results indicated an intermediate development and financially unsustainable but ecologically sustainable fisheries for the aquarium market.
Despite the higher tolerance of lymphocytes to freeze drying, granulosa cells were used as nuclear donors for nuclear transfer experiments as previous results [10] have indicated an improved development of embryos reconstructed with this cell type.
On the other hand there were no national players and future developments indicated a huge growth in demand.
Furthermore we analyzed the time dependence of CD44 and HA adhesion which indicated a rather fast development of the ligand/receptor interaction.
Achieving sustainable development requires tradeoffs As the discussion above indicates, a sustainable development agenda requires tradeoffs across three components: economic, social and environmental.
