Sentence examples for indicates apparently from inspiring English sources
iii: Umunna introducing the electorate to his girlfriend (rather than his wife) indicates, apparently, what kind of character Umunna is "and indeed has been".
* indicates apparently homoplasic (i.e., convergent or reversal) characters.
Variation in mutacin-encoding genes is accompanied with the conservation of mutacin immunity proteins, which indicates apparently important roles of the mutacin immunity proteins for the survival of these mutans streptococci in a bacteriocin rich environment.
Gales of laughter followed, indicating, apparently, that Mr. Malvo thought the older man a superior shot.
The largest group by far – 43% – preferred the option "I don't really know what to think", indicating, apparently, not a state of angst, but a contented lack of concern with the question.
These data indicate apparently distinct CTT topologies for virion- and cell-associated Env species and add to the case for a reconsideration of CTT topology that is more complex than currently envisioned.
For example, a large fraction of the GADPH- and beta-actin intensity ratios of the tissue data set meet the constant quality criterion, Δ3′/5′control < threshold = 0.47, indicating apparently good RNA quality.
The Structural Equation Model underlines both the importance of RCPF and the complexity of the syndrome, and indicates the apparently minor role of haemolysis in the patients we studied.
Further, the in silico analysis of L/D1 amino acid sequences indicates that apparently radiation-induced oxidative damage has been one of the driving forces in the evolution of these proteins and gives evidence of a molecular signature of different levels of ionizing radiation on Earth during the evolution of the photosynthetic apparatus.
This observation indicates that apparently only the fhb, sdgb, gcs and thb lineages evolved within rhizobia.
That is, when ρ c i is high it indicates that, apparently, domain additions and deletions involving domains of category c are fixed in evolution at a higher rate in the evolutionary lineages of pair i.
