Sentence examples for signify a range from inspiring English sources

This algorithm should signify a range of different clinical scenarios in relation to high-risk medications and offer an evidence-based approach to identify and, if appropriate, discontinue such medications and/or suggesting alternative treatments when required.

The laden phrase "identity politics" has come to signify a wide range of political activity and theorizing founded in the shared experiences of injustice of members of certain social groups.

"The executive producer credit can signify a wide range of contribution," Gordon explains.

These findings signify a geographical range contraction since the late Quaternary and suggest that recolonization events between islands are rare in this lineage.

Rock art and a single fossil near Darwin point to a northern population, and remains in the southeast signify a southeastern population ranging from the mouth of the Murray River eastwards to the vicinity of Port Phillip in Victoria.

"Respect" is a somewhat loaded word in the case of Thailand, however, as it can signify a multitude of cultural rules ranging from the order in which the initial show of respect (the wai) is given among individuals to the restrictions placed upon those on the lower end of society in regards to questioning the instructions, orders, or decisions of those above them.

"It has to signify a new era".

"It does signify a disconnect," Lindo agreed.

It may only signify a tiny difference".

Flowers, of course, signify a gift.

Intermediate values signify a mixed structure.