Sentence examples for indicating a way from inspiring English sources
This soluble CD8 can bind T-cell receptors, block activation by APCs, and thus impede viral clearance (Jerrells et al. 2002), indicating a way through which chronic alcoholism can impair the immune response.
Originally derived from Pali, the language of Buddhist psychology, the term "mindfulness" comes from the combination of two words, Sati which means "awareness" and Samprajanya, "clear comprehension," thus indicating a way of being aware and attending to what happens.
The word for this concept, dao, indicates a "way" in the sense of a road or a path.
Since Britain's 23 June referendum vote to leave the European Union, all eyes have been on Germany to indicate a way out of danger for the 27 members who will remain.
In-memory computing is, as the name indicates, a way of keeping data close to computation, instead of the standard method of storing data in another machine and sending it back and forth to the computer servers.
Finally, the conclusion indicates a way to extend this approach to waveguides of any cross-section.
The finding indicates a way to detect liver cancer in its early stages.
A binding pocket analysis of a MCHR1 model and recent X-ray structures of GPCRs invoked in selectivity issues indicate a way to support future drug design.
This decision tree, slightly modified from the original article (Chest 2008 134 117 125), with the permission of Chest, indicates a way proposed for immediate diagnosis of the main causes of acute respiratory failure, using a lung and venous ultrasound approach.
The multi-objective optimization indicated a way for GPU-3 Stirling engine to obtain an output power of more than 3 kW and an increase by 5% in thermal efficiency with significant decrease in power loss due to flow resistance.
The spatio-temporal context indicates a way of collecting samples for discriminative appearance learning, and the relative appearance context using RGB color histograms and histogram of gradients as appearance features models inter-object appearance similarities for people walking in proximity.
