Sentence examples for indicating as mentioned from inspiring English sources

Thus, the lateral diffusion is more than a factor of 2 slower than PEG, indicating as mentioned above that it is the interactions in the film that determine the self-diffusion of the polymer in the film.

If the ratio of the two increases following a decrease in the subsidy rate, this most likely indicates, as mentioned earlier, that employers just want to save on search costs and give priority to workers already employed by renewing their contracts.

Still, this N9 catalytic residue change could indicate (as already mentioned in the case of the N1 subtype) that certain forces select for the accumulation of such resistance mutations in the NA gene.

It had been previously established that RA sera show a remarkable variety in the reactivity pattern towards different citrulline-containing peptides, indicating, as previously mentioned, that the amino acids flanking the citrulline residue are important for the antigenicity of the epitope and that anticitrullinated protein reactivity is a strongly polyclonal response [ 68].

This underscores the importance of the biochemical processes in which these peroxisomal I441-type isoenzymes participate, and indicate that, as mentioned above, in vivo they cannot be replaced by the ALDH10 isoenzymes that have gained the extra BADH activity, i.e. the A441- or C441-type isoenzymes.

Bundle up as mentioned.

As for our national obsession, possibly more pervasive than handwringing about the plight of association football - to wit, when will interest rates go up - the latest GDP figures perhaps indicate, as I mentioned recently, that the timing of the first tiny rise may be deferred a bit.

The results of the Au 200 nm ENP suspensions, analyzed in parallel, indicate that the effect is, as mentioned above, somehow related to the particle size, rather than to particle effects in general.

Rotamer populations determined using the three-site staggered rotamer assumption are indicated for all residues, but as mentioned in Methods, this interpretation may not be appropriate for some well-packed aromatic residues, for which the J couplings are better interpreted as reporting on local motions about the major χ1 rotamer instead of rotamer hopping.

The observation that the stiffness in arteries and arterioles is higher in the legs than in the arms in healthy individuals (Eiken and Kölegård 2004), does, as mentioned, not indicate if these differences are permanent or whether regular local pressure elevations, induced by assuming erect posture, or otherwise, are required to preserve the high stiffness in dependent vessels.

Moreover, according to the data searched in WOS, US has been the strategic partner to China in R&D, which as mentioned before indicates that China should be more active to track first-edge technological research to make up the lack of capacity.