Sentence examples for terms indicating that from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, rental prices are falling in real terms, indicating that demand for housing is weak.
The Times searched the data for terms indicating that a horse encountered a physical problem: broke down, vanned off, injured, lame, euthanized, died, collapsed, bleeding or went wrong.
To assess how often horses get injured, The Times bought data for about 150,000 races from 2009 through 2011, then searched for terms indicating that a horse encountered a physical problem, like "broke down," "lame" or "vanned off".
Unexpectedly, increases in the steady-state levels of single-strand lesions, which led to degradation, were small in absolute terms indicating that both abasic sites and single-strand gaps may be poorly tolerated in mtDNA.
The one exception, an N-propyl, N-nitroxyethyl aminoethanol ester produced 9.2% aspirin in molar terms indicating that the nitro-aspirin objective is probably achievable if due cognisance can be paid to the demands of the activating enzyme.
It seems that the electrostatic attractive potentials have better correlation with I/L_RMSDs than the other energy terms, indicating that the electrostatic attractive potentials contribute more to the total scoring than any other energy term.
Further observation of its facet terms indicates that the discussion focus on "reading" is quite different.
The remaining fractional terms indicate that a slot is scheduled once during the period determined by the fraction.
For certain comparisons, significant interaction terms indicated that there is both temporal and spatial heterogeneity in the distribution of A. californiense with respect to proximity to breeding ponds.
The selection terms indicate that newly arrived (established) migrants, a priori, have lower (higher) than expected average earnings by virtue of their observable human capital characteristics.
The study of square temperature gradient and its production terms indicates that Equation 7, reveals that the particle dispersions in turbulent fluid, unlike in still fluid, do not significantly affect the heat transfer rate.
