Sentence examples for indications to which from inspiring English sources
For instance, blood meal analysis may give some indications to which extent different mosquito species are feeding on pigs and humans, although most mosquitoes are opportunistic and may feed on hosts depending on their availability.
It is important to stress here that the RMSE although useful, is a single measure of error and may not give a clear indication to which reconstruction is 'best'best
The lung burden analyses provide an indication to which fibers the workers were exposed.
A logical step would be to include in the name of the genes an indication to which group (α, β or γ) they belong.
Committee members say there have been no preliminary votes or other indications as to which way the committee is leaning, and no one is making any predictions.
In the end Hegemann's publishing house put out an updated edition of the novel with clear indications as to which parts of the text had been copied from other sources.
Crowd-sourced labeling for the fraction of personal accounts can provide indications as to which subset will work best ([H3]).
Looking at the driverless landscape today there are several indications as to which direction the OSes in AVs will ultimately go.
The position of the samples of individual mice (shown as plus signs) relative to the arrows provides good indications as to which variable(s) have had the largest effect.
We now have indications as to which forces stimulate the use of the guidelines by IPs, and what stimuli might work.
Even though cell line studies give no clear indications as to which of the two cytoplasmic isoforms is the most oncogenic, the isoform status of HER4 undoubtedly contributes to the outcome of HER4 activity.
