Sentence examples for indicates to point from inspiring English sources

They do not further explain what they mean by this phrase preferring instead, as the passage quoted above indicates, to point to a characteristic experience we have as agents.

A further study is indicated to clarify the points raised by the study.

Accumulating evidence indicates and points to an important and major influence of activated HSC on HCC development and progression and, hence, the therapeutic inhibition of activated HSCs should be taken into account when treating HCC [ 28].

To illustrate his point, he indicated to the top of a mountain across the way.

I'd struck up a conversation with an elderly African-American woman, and at some point I indicated to her that, by that time, I'd finally decided to support Obama.

In practice analysis had begun during data collection, as notes made after each interview offered early insights and indicated points to explore in subsequent interviews.

Human primary monocytes were stimulated with CSF-1 for indicated time points to induce monocyte-to-macrophage differentiation.

Ms. Shuler said that the one figure she could point to indicated a large number of first-time City Center audience members: 1,968 people who bought tickets on the Internet and by telephone were not already in City Center's database.

Over the last few years, Point-to-Point Precedence Relations (PTPPR) has emerged as a significant theme in the construction industry, indicating that point-to-point relations are better than Critical Path Method (CPM), both theoretically and practically.

In our time, the writing of Tom Wolfe has made stylish use of the dash; he combines it with italics and the midsentence exclamation point to indicate herky-jerkiness or panic in thinking.

Therefore, we introduce this point to indicate measures that could be taken proactively to play safe in such situations.