Sentence examples for indicating that yet from inspiring English sources
Yard sales would sprout up like weeds, indicating that yet another family would be leaving Alabama behind them.
This residual signal was also not lost upon ATR, JNK, or mTOR inhibition, indicating that yet unidentified kinase(s) contribute to H2AX phosphorylation after clean DSBs induction.
Thus, the prevalent mechanisms underlying chromatin closing do not appear to extensively rely on known chromatin marks, indicating that yet unknown chromatin compaction-related modifications may exist - or perhaps that "closed" is the default state of unmodified chromatin (note that abundant DNA methylation is lacking in Drosophila, hence it has little direct contribution to chromatin structure).
Our data also indicate that yet another unidentified t-SNARE is needed in parallel to Syntaxin 1A to deliver extracellular material for complete cuticle assembly.
On the following 45-minute hike through flat jungle terrain and along the edges of rice fields, the occasional screams from behind indicated that yet another blood-sucking leech was drinking from one of the eight trekkers in our group.
Thus this study indicates that yet another phenotype, XLRP, is also caused by a mutation in the CACNA1F gene.
The results indicated that, yet, only one factor was extracted with the same Eigenvalue and explaining the same amount of variance as the initial exploratory factor analysis performed.
This could indicate that yet another, hitherto unknown, C. perfringens virulence factor might be involved in the pathogenesis of calf enterotoxemia.
Karyotype, comparative genomic hybridization and loss of heterozygosity studies also indicate that yet to be identified oncogenes or tumor suppressor genes map to 10q24.
This indicates that yet more processed pseudogenes are likely to be dispersed throughout the genome, perhaps residing on the arms of acrocentric chromosomes (which have long been known to house intronless DUX sequences[ 4, 14]).
It has been shown that RebA, B and C from C. taeniospiralis are sufficient for production of type 51 R-body in E. coli but not for the killing phenotype (see Introduction), which indicates that yet-unidentified partners coded on either the plasmid or the chromosome of C. taeniospiralis are involved in the killing.
