Sentence examples for indications of involvement from inspiring English sources

Given that Mr. Bush is the president's brother, public controversies in Florida tend to be closely watched for even subtle indications of involvement from Washington.

Despite clear indications of involvement by the nation's security forces, the Egyptian government is left with what might be called the stupidity defence.

But the attack in Saudi Arabia along with what American officials described as the indications of involvement by Qaeda leaders inside Iran, have pushed the issue toward a new level of confrontation.

Despite such strong indications of involvement of NFIX in PDGF-induced tumorigenesis, no systematic study has been undertaken to address molecular mechanism of action of NFIX.

There was no indication of involvement of pimps in the sexual transactions of the boys.

The profuse root hair growth was direct indication of involvement of IAA present in vermiwash (Gopal et al. 2010).

In light of its endocrine importance in calcium handling and the indication of involvement in HCO3− secretion the present study was designed to expose the role of the parathyroid hormone-related protein (PTHrP) in HCO3− secretion, water absorption and the regulation of aqp1 gene expression in the anterior intestine of the sea bream.

There was no indication of involvement from President Clinton himself, although he had earlier taken broad public responsibility for what had happened.

The first indication of involvement by native cysteines was a hyperpolarizing shift in the G-V of WT hERG upon TMRM labelling (V½ = −27.5 mV in labelled, and −19.7 mV in unlabelled channels respectively, Fig. 2B).

6 Only about half of the websites analysed gave any indication of involvement of the surgeon in teaching related activities.

The output, an integrated chromatin score, was validated using 5795 proteins that we manually annotated as either "chromatin proteins" (any reported function on chromatin) or "non-chromatin proteins" (well-characterized proteins without indication of involvement with chromatin; Fig  2D).