Sentence examples for indicating a selection of from inspiring English sources

"All of this is fashion now," said Dame Diouf, indicating a selection of brightly colored textiles on display in his booth, which was warmed on a rain-soaked day last week by a miniature space heater.

With respect to Non-parental Adult Role Models and Cultural Respect/Life, individuals with a score 1 or lower (indicating a selection of 0: strongly agree or 1: agree) would have the asset.

The ten most frequently amplified kinases were gained at least six times more frequently than lost, likely indicating a selection for gains of these genes.

In contrast, self-treatment was associated with an increased frequency of some alleles, which could indicate a selection of parasites (DNS).

Our relatively high percentages may indicate a selection of practices or patients, but may also reflect the fact that our data were collected more recently.

On the other hand, we identified more substitutions in synonymous than in non-synonymous positions, with a dN/dS value of 0.2093, indicating a selection pressure on the ORF of these sequence.

Additionally most enrolled and not enrolled patients we recruited had a high education level which indicates a selection bias in the direction of higher educated patient groups in our study.

PPVs for CIN2+ given a positive HPV test were high in this study, indicating a strong selection of clinical relevant HPV-positive lesions by the used modality for triaging of ASCUS or LSIL.

However, during annotation, over 60.8%% of the annotated genes showed homology with B. mori followed by T. castenum (11.61 %) and D. melanogaster (6.53 %), indicating a common selection of genes between closely related insect genuses.

During aging there is an increased expression of MTs mRNA but decreased levels are found in healthy centenarians, indicating a possible selection for survival of low expressors [ 79].

Moreover, looking for GO terms in this list does not indicate a random selection of genes but leads to a limited number of functional classes of genes which can be meaningfully correlated with the physiological status of skin in both the RDEB diseased skin and the skin of healthy elderly, as will be discussed in some detail below.