Sentence examples for indicates usually from inspiring English sources

The Brooklyn Academy of Music's annual Next Wave Festival, as its name indicates, usually brings us work that is new, or new to New York.

Bispecific antibody, as its name indicates, usually consists of 2 distinct Fab arms, by which it is capable of simultaneously binding two different antigens.

Cells were then trypsinized and counted in triplicate at time points indicated, usually 72 hours after transfection.

In particular, increasing levels of this marker indicated usually disease progression.

Manual correction at this step was rarely indicated; usually only required for the correction of the endosteal edge delineation in a limited number of slices in any image.

Iron the dart as indicated (usually to the outside).

Bookplate, a label with a printed design intended to indicate ownership, usually pasted inside the front cover of a book.

A sapphire's colouring usually indicates its origin.

When the X-ray machine is used more than the star closer, it usually indicates problems.

"When you start to see jellyfish numbers grow and grow, that usually indicates a stressed system".

To be even more specific, it usually indicates an American remake of a Scandinavian show.