Sentence examples for instead of indicated from inspiring English sources

Yet, since we could not prove that the proteins are similarly stable in vivo and that we cannot completely exclude a dominant-negative effect of the mutated protein, as suggested by reviewer 3, we toned down this conclusion in the text using "suggested" instead of "indicated" (subsection "Amotl2a inhibits Yap1 activity to limit proliferation in the pLLP").

Yet, since we could not prove that the proteins are similarly stable in vivo and that we cannot completely exclude a dominant-negative effect of the mutated protein, as suggested by Reviewer 3, we toned down this conclusion in the text using "suggested" instead of "indicated" (in the subsection "Amotl2a inhibits Yap1 activity to limit proliferation in the pLLP").

Instead of indicating traditional course breaks, which give waiters time to remove plates and reset the table, the segue bar simply slows down the flow from the kitchen.

I'd like to think that, instead of indicating a cooling of our passion for the stuff, declining sales actually show that the British population has finally worked out that homemade marmalade just tastes better.

Instead of indicating fitness, perhaps good looks predict how teams choose someone to lead.Nathan Gamble Hamilton, CanadaYou want a democratic EUSIR — The Economist suggests bypassing the European Parliament so that Christine Lagarde can become president of the European Commission ("Lagarde for president", February 8th).

Thus, failure detectors are said to be unreliable, and instead of indicating which processes have failed, they indicate which processes are suspected to have failed.

Instead of indicating interest anonymously, through a right swipe, and then revealing identities only when there is mutual affection, Super Like lets you tell a certain potential suitor that you're more-than-just-right-swipe interested.

Instead of indicating hazards on the product containers through language and symbols, another useful RC strategy is the use of a standardized process for assessing and recommending the least hazardous products [86].

It is likely that instead of indicating the effectiveness of measures, the finding reflects the fact that people who experience problems are more likely to take steps to address them.

However, such statements, like Lewis' other "expressive" statements, may be true or false (see previous section), and simply convey the occurrence of given qualia in experience and no more, instead of indicating the existence of objects, situations, or persons, and expressing our attitudes to them.

Instead of indicating self-relatedness, the authors proposed that such activations would rather be attributable to generally processing information about people [22].