Sentence examples for no sign of data from inspiring English sources

In February, Apple revealed a "small number" of its computers had been hacked, but added there was no sign of data theft.

But human error, a lack of security smarts or just sheer laziness makes exposed data more discoverable, and yet there's no sign of data exposures dying down any time soon.

Since most of the nucleosomes in the human genome show little or no sign of positioning, the data consist mainly of randomly distributed reads.

Whereas MEE1 and MEE3 showed no sign of specific binding (data not shown), the central 47 bp MEE2 fragment formed a DNA protein complex that was specifically competed in a dose-dependent manner by an excess of homologous competitor only (Fig. 5A).

Colonoscopy showed the presence of neoplastic lesions in Il10−/− mice while Il10−/−; Myd88−/− mice showed no signs of disease (data not shown).

At the same time hearts showed no signs of disease (data not shown).

In contrast, of the patients with hAPLN and concomitant LN 5 had inflammatory changes while the remaining 5 had no signs of inflammation (data not shown).

On top of these arguments, a correlation analyses with all items about the example self-care showed correlations between 0.21 and 0.61, which indicates no signs of collinearity (data not shown).

As expected no apoptosis was observed with flow cytometric analysis of annexin V FITC and propidium iodide staining (P1, P3) during the first 6 hours of treatment, and examination of AML blasts for cell shrinkage or changes in nuclear morphology within 24 h after start of treatment revealed no signs of apoptosis (data not shown).

As can be seen in Supplementary Figure 2, while 3 h after ZnPc-PDT or TMPyP-PDT treatment (in case of MCF-7 cells, or only after ZnPc-PDT in HaCaT cells) a slight increase in number of metaphase cells could be detected (with chromosomes properly aligned in the equatorial plate), 48 h after individual photodynamic treatments there were no signs of toxicity (data not shown).

Pollution incidents, which have included sewage illegally pouring into a harbour for more than a year, and managers destroying records, show no sign of declining, according to data obtained from the Environment Agency (EA) under freedom of information rules.