Sentence examples for indication less from inspiring English sources

Control cells showed more BrdU incorporation by indicating more synthesis phase, whereas treated cell line showed less BrdU incorporation indication less synthesis phase and signs of cell cycle arrest.

And sometimes Chivers talked as if the actual forest wasn't visible at all, as if its complexities were an indication less of inherent intricacy than of societal efforts to regulate female eros, of cultural constraints that have left women's lust dampened, distorted, inaccessible to understanding.

Exclusion criteria for the trial was patients with a short-term indication (less than 12-months) for warfarin therapy:aged under 18 years of age; resident in a nursing home; or physically unable to attend the surgery.

Patients in the conventional TLH group were significantly younger (conventional TLH median age 49 years, robot-assisted TLH median age 57 years, p 0.03), had significantly higher uterus weights (conventional TLH 145 g, robot-assisted TLH 114 g, p 0.04), and were operated for malignant indications less frequently (conventional TLH 45%, robot-assisted TLH 58%, p 0.04) (Table 2).

Clinicians frequently face a dilemma when deciding on statin initiation as primary prevention, particularly in those without diabetes and those with apparently mildly elevated cardiovascular disease risk factors when the indication is less clear and evidence less strong.

In fact, when the indication is less clear-cut, discontinuation may be less likely to occur.

But now $3 to $4 of extra credit is extended before the same increase in output takes place, an indication that less economically viable roads, rail lines, business expansions and other investments are being financed.

However, the standard deviation was almost half reduced which is an indication of less dispersed scores.

"Indeed, this was approved, despite an indication that less impacting disposal alternatives may exist," the report pointed out.

Somewhat unexpectedly, education does not seem to have a significant influence, although there is some indication of less status quo bias among the highly educated (who presumably can more easily acquire the information needed to compare an alternative to the status quo).

Unlike other statues of the same period (such as the one found in the Lankathilaka image house), they are all well preserved, and therefore provide a good indication about less well-preserved examples.