Sentence examples for through indicates from inspiring English sources

The fact she tried it at all indicates she is better than you thought she was, and the fact she got most of the way through indicates she is a lot farther along than you thought she was".

The through indicates that diversity does not exist apart from politics, but needs to be incorporated within governance, the incorporation of diversity in political parties probably being the first step (Zapata-Barrero, Dähnke, & Markard, 2018) with further research required for other pillars of society (schools, police, administration, etc).

While decreased Xrn2 does affect transcription elongation in some of our constructs, it provided only a modest increase in read-through, indicating a role for other proteins that are involved in transcription termination.

When the ACT1 sequence is compared to the HBB1 sequence, there is nearly a 10-fold difference in transcription read-through, indicating that the ACTB sequence terminates elongation more effectively within a shorter sequence length.

Cell pellets were rapidly lysed by sonication and binding to Ni/NTA resin occurred, however most of the hexahistidine-fusion protein was found in the flow-through, indicating poor binding (data not shown).

Both "waive" and "wave through" indicate giving permission or dropping objections.

By utilizing the energy optimization method, interactive selections and deformations of local-texture elements are accomplished simply through indicating the positions of texture elements very roughly with a brush tool.

On this scale, scores in this magnitude are usually associated with decision follow through, indicating low decisional conflict.

Stating that the numbers are for investors to sort through, she indicated optimism in the core of Yahoo, and argued that Yahoo is undervalued.

More recent data through 2007 indicates that the disparity has remained, said Stephen Crystal, a Rutgers professor who led the study.

Indeed, the poll, conducted Sunday through Wednesday, indicates a striking breach between American Catholics and their leadership on these issues.