Sentence examples for indicates continual from inspiring English sources

The independent loss of AaxB activity in all sequenced C. trachomatis strains indicates continual gene inactivation and illustrates the difficulty of recognizing recent bacterial pseudogenes from sequence comparison, transcriptional profiling or the analysis of nucleotide substitution rates.

Despite the fact that women are earning more degrees in biology than men, this indicates a continual bias against women in science.

The arrows in the exhibit indicate the continual flow of interdependent influence among systems and people.

Variable AFE results indicate that continual and iterative fine-tuning is required.

The PRECIS results indicate a continual and gradual future warming, being strongest in the north.

Genome size, number of genes and GC content of bacteria diminish during the specialization to an intracellular lifestyle, indicating a continual selective pressure for a minimal genome [ 20].

In the MEP region, no obvious population structure was found at the higher level of K = 5-7, whindicatedated a continual population contact with one another.

These results indicated that continual confluency monitoring could be used to non-destructively assess cell growth and also serve as an early warning system based on the detection of unexpected growth patterns.

Conceptually this parallels the long held view from genetic and molecular studies in Drosophila that indicate a continual antagonism exists between the function of positively acting trithorax chromatin modifying systems and repressive polycomb systems at PREs (Poux et al., 2002; Klymenko and Müller, 2004).

Previous studies examining the effects of male mating on hermaphrodite life span indicated that continual exposure to males reduces hermaphrodite life span by a mechanism independent of egg production but related to the stress of copulation (Van Voorhies 1992; Gems and Riddle 1996).

Life is no longer a fixed set of sequential "stages," as Pardo so insightfully indicates, but a continual series of pivots, adaptations and adjustments as we navigate our way through a continually changing professional landscape, but also through a more reflective, insightful and evolving personal growth landscape.