Sentence examples for indicates a point of from inspiring English sources

The bar line primarily indicates a point of main stress.

This is in marked contrast to the corresponding analysis of the recall of identified known spliceforms (Fig. 5), which already indicates a point of diminishing returns.

It would be very interesting to follow patients with low-grade tumours at diagnosis in a randomised clinical trial setting with Bax, Bcl-2, CD40 and CD40L mapping and note whether overexpression or underexpression of these markers by immunohistochemistry predates the aggressive clinical behaviour and therefore indicates a point of therapeutic intervention.

Anyway, the yolk left marks running left to right, indicating a point of departure from the left side of the thrower's body.

The maximum removal efficiency of 84%% at pH 2 indicated a point of equilibrium in the concentrations of ions and counter-ions participating in the coagulation flocculation process (Menkiti and Onukwuli 2012).

You can pull thread you lose back into your body, and also use it to lasso hooks that sparkle on the screen, indicating a point of attachment.

We hypothesize that these changes in cell morphology and increased growth rate in both cell-types indicate a point of transformation of iAs-treated cells possibly undergoing an EMT.

This approach allows the identification of themes, which may identify new questions for upcoming discussions, or indicate a point of theoretical saturation, whereby following focus group discussions will not result in the generation of new themes.

The Cdc42-activated MRCK kinases are particularly relevant because, similar to ROCKs, they promote myosin-dependent cell motility and indicate a point of convergence between RhoA and Cdc42 signalling (Wilkinson et al, 2005).

lncRNAs may guide PRC2 activity (reviewed in [ 55]), indicating a point of convergence between the increased lncRNA transcription and decreased H3K27me3 that we observed during BCR activation (Additional file 1: Figure S3).

For a general stress state, resulting from a combination of membrane and non-membrane action, in addition to (8): (31) d 2 d λ 2 λ ˙ 1 ∗ λ 1 ∗ - λ λ = λ S = 0, indicating a point of inflection of the function λ 1 ∗ / λ 1 ∗ - λ at λ =  λ S (see the situation at point S in Fig. 2b).