Sentence examples for indicates an inability of from inspiring English sources

This finding indicates an inability of the beta cell to secrete adequate amounts of insulin which has developed in the absence of dietary carbohydrates.

Cushioning typically indicates an inability to exist without a relationship, she said.

An initial evaluation of SWAT performance indicated an inability of the model to represent snowmelt processes.

Furthermore, IRIF formation of DDR proteins such as 53BP1 and Nbs1 is impaired in 32Hc treated cells indicating an inability of the "positive" cells to undergo efficient damage signaling in response to genotoxic insult [16].

This reduction may indicate an inability of vascular permeability and glomerular circulation due to vascular defects which correlate to aneurysm and cystic formation in the mesangiolytic glomeruli.

Electrotransformation efficiencies of 3.7 × 10 and 3.7 × 10 transformants μg−1 plasmid DNA were obtained for pIMP1 and pSY6catP, respectively, indicating an inability of pSY6catP to transform C. pasteurianum.

Together with the surrounding mutations found in the other OdH3t variants this may indicate an inability of Dot1 to methylate H3K79 in OdH3ts.

The much larger (36%%) reduction in MVC when compared to the insignificant changes in Po after a 120-day HDT (24%%) may indicate an inability of the central nervous system to activate the TS normally.

However, there was no significant decrease in free fatty acids in septic patients, indicating an inability of these insulin concentrations to overcome the insulin resistance in adipose tissue [ 5].

Thirdly, and most significantly, the data indicate an inability of the trypanosome endomembrane system to adapt to altering conditions and, coupled with the possibility that such unresponsiveness extends to additional cellular functions, has profound implications.

Unclassified could indicate a sequence that does not have any closely related sequences in the reference database, but it could also indicate an inability of the analysis to assign a sequence to known phyla (or lower taxonomic levels) because of similarities in sequences or because of limitations in discriminatory power.