Sentence examples for indicating participation from inspiring English sources
The band at 3,352 cm−1 could be ascribed to the stretching absorption band of amino (–NH) and hydroxyl (–OH) groups; this band shifted to 3,394 cm−1 (Fig. 9b) in metal-loaded Sjp indicating participation of these functionalities in metal binding.
It went something like, "Hey, how is your portfolio doing in terms of equities?" If there was any reply indicating participation in the market, I asked a simple follow up, about how the allocations were being done.
This observation is consistent with previous studies indicating participation of integrins, not E-Cadherin, in the early stages of spheroid formation [29].
Studies of patterns in spike sequence of such cells [64] [66] have indicated that while not exhibiting significant differences between baseline and delay firing rates, such cells can exhibit differences in the patterning of the spike sequence in these periods; indicating participation in the working memory network.
This consisted of an information booklet and a letter requesting return of a signed consent form indicating participation.
These changes were not observed in PBMCs from healthy subjects, indicating participation of Leishmania-specific lymphocytes expanded in vivo.
He indicates participation in the Pauline mission by the use of the first person in the "we" sections of Acts.
Half-moon-shaped stone reaping knives and grooved stone axes used for hoeing show that rice farming was practiced, and bronze daggers and bronze arrowheads indicate participation in wars of conquest.
Diol formation occurred after 5 h of reaction and it indicates participation of platinum and TiO2 as active catalytic sites.
Values of the kinetic parameters of the ORR obtained at the lower Pt/C ratios indicated participation of carbon in the catalysis of the reaction, leading to the formation of large amounts of HO2−.
One can have certain identifiers that indicate participation in a certain class (parental income, education and access to community resources), without having the other cultural benefits or relationships inherent to belonging to that class.
