Sentence examples for indicates that the shared from inspiring English sources
This indicates that the shared alterations induced by PDGF are clearer at the cellular process or pathway levels than at the molecular level.
It indicates that the shared ancestral alleles in Indians might have been introduced by historically later introduction of Mongolian linage, which is consistent with the records about the ancestry of Mughal Empire founders (Richards 1993).
This indicates that the shared part of their deletions occurred in the common ancestor of clade I symbionts after divergence from that of clade II symbionts [arrowhead (6) in Figure 1].
The overrepresentation of "cell morphogenesis", "cell death", "developmental maturation", and "cell-cell signaling", indicates that the shared gene sets are more likely to have implications for brain cell development and degradation, and neuron-to-neuron or glia-to-neuron interaction, respectively.
It indicates that the sharing behavior of the individual in a virtual community has a direct effect on his (or her) position in the network.
Domains I and V induce strong immune response in chickens and are common to avian, human, and swine HEVs, indicating that the shared epitopes hampering differential diagnosis of avian HEV infection.
HLA-DR15 nonmelanoma cells were resistant targets indicating that the shared antigen(s) is melanoma associated.
Such co-locations indicate that the shared QTL clusters may bear pleiotrophic effects.
These findings are important as they indicate that the shared epitope alleles are not associated with RA as such, but rather with a particular phenotype of the disease.
This phenomenon may indicate that the shared prenatal environment confers a high degree of epigenetic similarity between children, whereas subsequent variations in the postnatal environment result in epigenetic divergence after birth.
The World Values Survey data also indicates that the share of respondents who believe it would be better to have a "strong leader" who does not have to "bother with parliament and elections" has grown, from 24percentt in 1995 to 32percenttodayay.
