Sentence examples for indicating development from inspiring English sources

The Tarmarack phase lasted from 500 until 1200, marked by a shift to using smaller rock points, indicating development and use of the bow and arrow.

We also observed strong and sometime specific responses to epitope variants after the sequences of the founder epitopes became undetectable (variants TR8 and TT8 of Pol TI8, and N5D7DW9 of Env NW9; Figure 8A and B) or minor in the sampled viral population (variant Q3LW11 of Gag QW11; Figure 8C), indicating development of de novo responses against the variants.

At baseline, a 61 to 63% decline in ejection fraction as compared to the non-infarcted sham group was evident in all LAD-ligated groups (EF %: control 34.56±1.67; L6-WT 32.91±2.38; L6-HGF 34.80±2.19) indicating development of significant heart failure.

The chest X-ray revealed air lining the cardiac border, indicating development of pneumomediastinum.

Measurements of their blood glucose and ketone revealed elevated values (Glucose: ∼20 mmol/L and Ketone: ∼6 mmol/L), indicating development of ketoacidosis.

The Ki67 index from pre-castration mice was similar to the control mice treated with water, indicating development of castration resistant growth.

The associations indicate development of advanced argillic, sericite, and potassic alteration zones under the crater.

Computational simulations have indicated development of continuously recirculating flow pathways in/out of the fiber bundle with impeller mixing [25].

We chose the Oxford, WOMAC, and KOOS, as these methods indicate development of OA and have proven their reliability in assessing and evaluating such patients.

The main objective of the scheme is to indicate development trends in the agricultural landscape, and their consequences for spatial structure, biodiversity, cultural heritage and accessibility.

Process intensification measured and analysed in terms of space intensification, application flexibility, capacity flexibility, energy saving and cost advantage parameters indicate development of an economically viable green process.