Sentence examples for indicates through from inspiring English sources
For example, if a customer indicates through her online browsing habits that she'd prefer an Android phone instead of an iPhone, she'll immediately start seeing an Android upgrade offer the next time she goes on Facebook.
The digital survey that Collins helped design and code indicates through easy-to-answer questions and a simple color response — red for no, yellow for partial, green for yes — a child's readiness for self-care.
In the Anatolian languages, the noun inflects, or indicates through its form, singular and plural, animate and inanimate, and common (masculine and feminine or "animate") and neuter (or "inanimate") gender.
It merely indicates through a 0 1 binary representation which clusterings yield the best performance for the current perturbation scenario.
Hence, Diane is the personification of dissatisfaction, painfully illustrated when she is unable to climax while masturbating, in a scene that indicates "through blurred, jerky, point of view shots of the stony wall not only her tears and humiliation but the disintegration of her fantasy and her growing desire for revenge".
While exposure to sexual and gender-based violence varies between boys and girls depending on the type of violence, the research clearly indicates, through the answers of those children that report gender-based violence, that boys are more frequent perpetrators of sexual and gender-based violence against girls, as well as against other boys.
Images are averaged and artifacts are reduced further since part of the acquired data can be rejected if correlation measures indicate through-plane motion (Pipe, 1999).
Interestingly, there was indication of a dose response relationship between psoriasis severity, indicated through treatment, and an increased waistline in women.
Furthermore, (3) psychometric validity is indicated through the good values of the presented fit indices.
The creative potential is then indicated through an index value, which serves as an overall indicator of creative potential.
These suggested a "topography" or profile of alertness indicators and changes that were not evident through informal observations or indicated through historical proxy knowledge.
