Sentence examples for instead indicating that from inspiring English sources
No degeneration of msp sequences in apomictic taxa is observed; with dS>dN and the clustering of mutations in the intron instead indicating that purifying selection has been the dominant force shaping sequence diversity.
Fish declined to comment directly on the incidents as he left the Burswood Dome, instead indicating that the scoreline of his matches was the only explanation needed for what had transpired.
The ion at m/z 278.14758 (C16H16D3O4-, Δmmu=0.964) was observed instead; indicating that one of the aromatic D atoms was still present in the molecular structure.
These results argue against regions, or sets of regions, being specific or preferential for reading, instead indicating that regions used in reading are also used in a number of other tasks.
However, review findings do not support the independence of these pathways, instead indicating that the pathways may in fact be interrelated.
This rules out a simple relationship between gene dosage and level of gene expression, instead indicating that differential gene expression observed here in many cases represents genuine changes to developmental programmes.
Taken together, these data support the conventional paradigm that peripheral CD4 T cell populations are imperfect indicators of an individual's susceptibility to TB, and instead indicate that early T cell depletion by SIV (or perhaps HIV) that depletes both peripheral and mucosal CD4 T cells may predict risk of reactivation.
But an investigation by The New York Times casts doubt on the official version of events and instead indicates that Haitian authorities shot unarmed prisoners and then sought to cover it up.
The results dispute previous claims that online game play has negative effects on the psychosocial well-being of its users and instead indicate that individuals play online games to compensate for pre-existing social difficulties.
The fact that large variations in personhood-relevant properties do not seem to affect the moral status of humans might support a very coarse-grained or threshold view of moral status, but it might instead indicate that personhood-relevant properties are not as central to moral status as the Unequal Consideration Model and the Unequal Interest Model posit (Kittay 2005).
"Recent developmental testing provides no statistical evidence that the system is demonstrating improved reliability, and instead indicates that reliability plateaued nearly a decade ago," the Pentagon's Director of Operational Test and Evaluation (DOT&E), Dr. Michael Gilmore, noted in an August 3 memo.
