Sentence examples for indicated the inability from inspiring English sources
This indicated the inability of the bacterium to metabolize the nitrogen in form of nitrate, limiting the nitrogen in the medium and indirectly stimulating the laccase expression.
This indicated the inability of antibiotic to control the exaggerated state of inflammation in response to infection.
There have been some studies suggesting that most of the laterally transferred genes are not useful and are hence reduced to pseudogenes [ 62] and studies that indicated the inability of LGTs to translate into functional proteins [ 63].
Historian William Leuchtenburg related an anecdote in last year's Washington "Post" indicating the inability of laymen to understand technical matters.
Insolvency, as used in most legal systems, indicates the inability to meet debts.
He takes that feature to indicate the inability of pagan philosophy to reach the truth.
End users may not care about the click-through rates on ads – in fact, they may indicate the inability of a platform to offer monetization options through other methods, like paid apps or in-app purchases.
Interestingly, myChoice HRD test developed by Myriad Genetics is a homologous recombination deficiency biomarker that indicates the inability of cancer cells to repair dsDNA breaks, resulting in increased susceptibility to PARP inhibitors and platinum-based therapies (S3).
TCDL is a dead-end product in strain MI1205 (Ito et al. [2007]), indicating the inability of this strain to use β-HCH as a carbon and energy source.
Results indicate the inability of orthodox stream management structures (weirs and bank protection) to reduce watershed sediment yield and the need for a stronger scientific basis for stream restoration.
The difficulties assume practical importance when it is recognized that the results for all groups indicate the inability to provide broadly conceptually correct replacements for almost half of the deletions on this language test based on a passage from a mid-range secondary science textbook dealing with a topic of common interest.
