Sentence examples for indicating that point from inspiring English sources
Two pure mutant samples were identified by screening ten plaques from secondary plating, indicating that point mutations as well as deletions can be readily introduced using BRED.
In Grem2 overexpressing hearts, peaks corresponding to distal point 2 appeared broader than the peaks of proximal point 1, indicating that point 2 spent a longer time in systole than point 1 in overexpressing embryos.
Furthermore, the true value used in the simulation was closer to the lower bound of the HPD (95%) interval, especially for 30E-5G and 75E-5G, indicathat that point estimates of sire variance are less likely to be similar to the true value.
Over the last few years, Point-to-Point Precedence Relations (PTPPR) has emerged as a significant theme in the construction industry, indicating that point-to-point relations are better than Critical Path Method (CPM), both theoretically and practically.
There was also some evidence indicating that pointing responses changed as a function of the amount of recent experience with pointing during actual movements.
39 No sexual intercourse took place after a positive test, indicating that "point-of-sex" testing can lead to increased awareness of risk and can avert sex between discordant partners.
Archaeological evidence indicates that Point Barrow was occupied in about 500CE, probably as hunting camps for whales.
That indicates that Point Given, who won the Preakness, Belmont and Haskell, is an unlikely starter for the Travers, the meet's premier race.
Baffert has said all along that the two are equal in talent but has indicated that Point Given is the more likely colt to lead him back to winner's circle and the presentation of the blanket of roses.
These observations indicate that point estimates of S. enterica prevalence and serotypes cannot be considered as reliable indicators of the S. enterica status of farms, and that uncontrolled studies of interventions to control S. enterica may yield misleading results.
It indicates that pointing out the effects of smartphones doesn't make you a luddite.
