Sentence examples for much indicating from inspiring English sources

Yet the difference between the peaks is not much, indicating that the samples are not of poor quality either.

Yet in the Los Angeles Times the main bold headline today: A TESTY OPENING ROUND, with the bulk of the story on the right (principal) side pretty much indicating a draw.

Depression was derived from the question "Have you during the last two weeks felt depressed?" with the response category 'no' indicating no, 'a little' indicating some, and the categories 'quite much' and 'very much' indicating yes.

The number of PS differentially expressed at fold change higher then 2 decreased, but the ratio of expressed PS in both ages versus PS expressed in cells derived from young or old rats did not change much, indicating a common response to Dex in both ages.

Indeed, perhaps the very fact that the law on defendant anonymity has changed so much indicates the need for a flexible approach.

By testing a nearly exclusively nebulized therapy strategy (a minority of patients received an intravenous aminoglycoside complement), this study very much indicates that nebulization of high-dose CMS may be effective to treat MDR bacterial VAP.

And in this specific case, even if the two parties make use of changing political circumstances, much indicates that readiness to seek a strategic accommodation is lacking in Washington.

Item is phrased in a way that "very much" indicates high symptom burden e.

A low score ('not much') indicated minimal or no issues and a high score ('fair bit' or 'lots') indicated substantial mental health issues.

Although much indicates that the SLICC-12 criteria will contribute to a higher sensitivity for detecting SLE compared with previous classification grounds, it is still unclear how much acceptance they will receive.

We dichotomised responses to questions 18 and 19 of the OV28 'hormonal' scale so that 'quite a bit/very much' indicated meaningful symptoms whereas 'not at all/a little' indicated no meaningful symptoms.