Sentence examples for indicates directly from inspiring English sources
Analysis of content concentration of creatine phosphokinase and lactate dehydrogenase enzymes in the blood of experimental animals indicates directly that C60FAS may be a promising therapeutic agent for the prevention and correction of ischemic-damaged skeletal muscle function.
This indicates directly that such a cell, whether tonic spiking or bursting, is to be close to the boundary separating the activity types in the parameter space of distinct interneurons [25, 26], in particular to control effectively the temporal characteristic of bursting, regular or chaotic.
Fig. 1 On the selected background, the position of the circle graphs indicates directly which response is described, for example, the medial tibio-femoral contact force graphic is placed on the medial interface between the femur and the tibia bones for the native joints and femoral and tibial component for a knee with a total knee arthroplasty.
where indicates directly concatenating the two vectors, B represents the body-based feature, η and φ are the corresponding coefficients to control the weights of P and B respectively, and F(in mathbb {R} ^{4096*1}) represents the final feature DFBP.
The minimum length of 2 indicates directly connected nodes.
The pressure is indicated directly by the magnitude of the direct current produced.
The expression of nuance and feeling is immensely difficult to indicate directly.
The bridge is powered from a constant voltage source, and out-of-balance current due to temperature changes is indicated directly in torr.
Any point in a one-phase field corresponds to a single phase whose composition is indicated directly below on the horizontal axis.
For a very large number of nouns in Arabic and the Southwest Semitic languages, however, plurality is indicated directly through the pattern of the stem rather than by means of an ending.
Positive and negative values indicate directly and inversely proportional relationships between the parameters, respectively.
