Sentence examples for merely indicate the from inspiring English sources
While these figures seem rather high, they merely indicate the potential income that can be generated if production conditions are optimal.
Need we include such things in our ontology, or do they instead merely indicate the break-down of a particular physical theory?
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Note that trees such as these do not imply specific amounts of time per branch, nor do they indicate when particular branching events occurred; they merely indicate the historical order of branchings within lineages.
Our findings merely indicate the general beliefs in the importance of prognostic information and the apparent shortfall of information provision in practice.
This finding contradicts a previous study by Shiga et al., which showed no significant correlation between PEDF and the presence of CAD in a Japanese population [ 31]; however, this apparent inconsistency may merely indicate the different inclusion subjects.
Note that the P value gives no indication of the size of any difference; it merely indicates the probability that the difference arose by chance.
I have not here drawn up a complete catalogue of conservative proposals to meet our present difficulties; instead, I have merely indicated the way conservatives view some of our outstanding challenges in the foreign and domestic fields.
The appeals court agreed, saying the city's educational impact statement "merely indicates the number of school seats that will be eliminated" and that the seats "will be recovered through the phase-in of other new schools or through available seats in existing schools".
Since the poverty of the stimulus argument merely indicates the need for constraints, it does not speak to the question of what sorts of constraints those might be.
The non-pluralists (like Gödel) held that the independence results merely indicated the paucity of our means for circumscribing mathematical truth.
