Sentence examples for the arrow refers from inspiring English sources

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The direction of the arrow refers to increase or decrease in the specific parameter.

The arrow refers to a set of parameters which are presented in the subsequent part.

The arrow refers to the flow direction, while the purple abbreviations refer to the reaction names.

A Mycelia of untreated (control) P. litchii with linearly shaped hyphae; B P. litchii treated with MIC of CTE (the arrow refers to the morphologic changes of hyphae after CTE treatment, such as warty surfaces); C P. litchii treated with MFC of CTE (the arrow refers to the morphologic changes of hyphae after CTE treatment, such as collapsed cell).

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Then why don't the arrows refer to "real" arrows?

The arrows refer to the time that the lower threshold signal was not reached.

The curve exhibits irregularities during loading characterized by small jumps in the penetration depth (see the arrows), referred to as the multiple "pop-in" events in what follows.

The arrows refer to the circular fit radius to a 37-mer suilysin ring, which corresponds to 13.9 nm for the prepore assembly and 15.1 nm for the pore state assembly.

Green arrows refer to strong focal uptake in the prostate, highly suspicious for prostate cancer, while the red arrow refers to a missed lesion due to extensive halo artefact occurrence at 90 s.

a Whole device inside the hot cell: *Activimeter (multidose 18F-FDG vial inside); †30-cm extension tube; ‡syringe inside tungsten shield syringe; §thumbscrew holding the syringe firmly in place inside the tungsten shield; black arrow refers to the direction of thumbscrew manipulation for drawing.

Dotted arrow refers to the 18F-FDG aspiration from the vial inserted in the activimeter.

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