Sentence examples for indicates the intensive from inspiring English sources
A broad DTG-maximum observed at low temperatures indicates the intensive thermal desorption of water.
Our study strongly indicates the intensive crosstalk between PPARα and β-catenin in the regulation of the downstream target genes of both transcription factors.
Busulfan pharmacokinetics showed high inter- and intraindividual variability in HSCT using a targeted busulfan/fludarabine regimen, which indicates the need for intensive monitoring and dose adjustment to improve the outcome of HSCT.
While evidence for decreases in disability via psychological pain treatment remains scarce [ 25], the present study indicates the potential of intensive inpatient treatment to decrease disability in highly affected children.
Price is a guide to quality––bottle-fermented champagne and sparkling wine indicates the more labor-intensive production and the price should reflect this, while carbonated styles should be a lot cheaper.
By means of the spectrophotometer, it indicates that the intensive blue-violet luminescence, excited at 249 nm, is obtained at room temperature, and the up-conversion luminescence in the blue-violet area, excited at 631 nm, is also observed.
This indicated the most intensive replication of GPV and MDPV in the liver and heart of these birds.
This system, therefore, indicates the work load of intensive care and may be used for calculating costs in the ICU.
A SCIPP-CMI above 1.00 indicates the patient is more resource intensive than the average patient while SCIPP-CMIs below 1.00 are considered less resource intensive than the average patient.
Our intensive evaluation indicates the state space based approach is accurate, stable and lightweight comparing to other strategies such as the autoregressive model (Liu and Cerpa, 2010).
As a developing theme, the group's stores are now beginning to outperform expectations relative to online, perhaps indicating that the intensive space relocation of recent years has positioned the business for growth in store sales now that online penetration (for Next) is slowing.
