Sentence examples for sentences indicating from inspiring English sources

This example compares the total number of sentences in articles about Gabriel Resources' plan to develop the Rosia Montana gold mine in Romania with the percentage of sentences indicating NGO opposition to the plan.

These are general sentences indicating different aspects of entrepreneurial intention.

Patients as a group showed a normal pattern of performance on normal prose sentences, indicating that they do not have a generalized language processing deficit.

In the final evaluation phase of lessons, the focus was on maintaining the desired anti-drug behavior, e.g., by the students writing phrases, slogans, or short sentences, indicating how they would continue to have a positive attitude to drug abuse.

In the case of each data set, a curator was required to extract the following information: PubMed ID (PMID) of the abstract, gene terms and the corresponding gene ID from Entrez Gene, evidential sentences indicating that a gene is a biomarker for liver cancer, and relationship affirmation in the case of the tool-assisted curation (defined in the following section).

Parties take turns speaking, and use clear, short sentences, indicating when they have finished and whether a response is expected.

Two co-defendants of the disgraced N.B.A. referee Tim Donaghy were sentenced Thursday, and legal experts said their sentences indicated that Donaghy was likely to face a stiff punishment when he appears in court Tuesday.

It may be necessary to rewrite the Conclusion sentences Gap-background Gap and Background should be related Gap sentences indicate some research questions that are worth investigating.

Consider rewriting either the Title or the Purpose sentences of your abstract Purpose (M) Methodology and Purpose can be more closely related Methodology sentences indicate materials and methods which have been used or served as the basis of the research.

For, the whole idea of inductive logic is to provide a measure of the extent to which contingent premise sentences indicate the likely truth-values of contingent conclusion sentences.

That later in (1936/37) he called his non-eliminative definitions of disposition terms "reduction sentences" indicates that it was enough for him to provide a basis for the applicability of these terms by merely sufficient but not necessary conditions.