Sentence examples for practices indicating from inspiring English sources
These common interests refer to "shared interests, goals, needs or practices", indicating that shared language or shared knowledge has profound impacts on the future of a community (Chiu et al., 2006).
The source of sedimentary organic matter transported by erosion showed different contribution proportions from potential sources in two similar small watersheds with different management practices, indicating that management practice could decrease the soil organic matter loss by reducing the sediment transportation and flow during rainfall process in the Loess Plateau of China.
Studies by scholars such as Farndale and Paauwe (2007) and Pudelko (2006) show that national institutional drivers help shape HRM systems and practices, indicating the need to study more than intra-firm or industry levels to understand the role of institutional embeddedness in the HRM context.
The CASA model did not detect a regular June-August decline in NPP measured due to crop harvest practices, indicating the pure-pixel interpolated EVI may have remained high in summer due to inclusion of surrounding grassland and pasture areas that were not harvested at that time and were shown to surround most central tower locations in Fig. 5.
The new data presented in this article highlight, on one hand, the originality, antiquity, and longevity of burial practices indicating a strong local cultural identity, and, on the other hand, the participation of pre-Dogon populations (long reputed for being isolated from the outside world) in broader African socioeconomic dynamics.
Comparisons were made with data from the general population from the same GP practices indicating that the findings of psychological distress are related to the experience of asthma or chronic disease rather than being related to the specific location.
If the Bings would spend more on fireproofing, their corner could go up one and a half times the 140-foot width of Park Avenue, or 210 feet -- 17 stories, as construction practices indicated at the time.
User acceptability is vital for microbicide success; however, varying cultural vaginal practices indicate multiple formulations must be developed to appeal to different populations.
The rockbursts analysis, monitoring and early warning practices indicate that: In deep-buried rock tunnels, the tempo-spatial distribution of rockbursts and rockburst intensity follow a certain law.
The development of these practices indicates the importance of the spatial organization of the determining components that drive an ecological system.
The analysis of the relative frequency of these coping practices indicates that most practices in the three categories differ significantly and systematically between the upstream and downstream regions (Table 4).
