Sentence examples for indicates that in practice from inspiring English sources
Moreover, our study indicates that in practice, the division between the vernacular and the formal is not rigid, elaborating on the possibilities and risks of joined initiatives between local communities and private or public developers.
Though in principle the peasants' involvement was based on "voluntary" participation, anecdotal evidence indicates that in practice, local governments often focused on the natural condition of the land as the main criterion for determining the land and the area to convert.
The above confirms the relevance of our metric and indicates that in practice it is mostly safe to vary the P-value (and thus the positive TFBS prediction rate of the model) in a wide range of values.
In several cases the p-values were lower than 0.05 (Table 2), which indicates that in practice the sensitivity of detection would be lower than the stringent limit set here.
This indicates that in practice, both large interactions between balancing factors and similar numbers of patients in most strata are necessary for a covariate-adjusted analysis to affect type I error rates after balancing within strata.
Both the commission and Tusk have said talks on the trade agreement cannot start until after Britain leaves, but several member states – including Germany – have indicated that in practice, they will have to be conducted in parallel.
This seems a clear distinction, but several participants indicate that in practice, this distinction is more difficult to make.
The literature on collaborative networks in the public sector already indicated that in practice hierarchy and relational governance are jointly and unavoidably present in networks.
These differences in allele frequencies indicate that, in practice, QTL and SNPs have other characteristics, thereby reducing LD between QTL and SNPs in empirical studies.
Data from the USA indicate that, in practice, treatment mostly includes or even solely relies on pain killers (about 70% of the patients).
The results of this study indicate that in practice, when health insurers want to implement selective contracting, it is important that their enrolees trust them, especially the older ones.
