Sentence examples for to also signify from inspiring English sources

John Carlos and me wore socks, black socks, without shoes, to also signify our poverty".

Hence, downregulation of Pcdh10 gene expression observed in this study is an index of altered cell-to-cell communication, which may also signify disturbances in synaptic or neuronal plasticity within the striatal complex.

For these youth, the inpatient care services may have been obtained for behaviors or conditions that were a precursor to sex work, but could also signify youth who were institutionalized as a result of substance abuse and mental health issues that can arise from engaging in sex work (Bockting et al. 1998).

The term boycott may also signify a refusal to participate in given proceedings.

Furthermore, a higher size of the effective OR repertoire may also signify enhanced average sensitivity to odorants [ 79, 80].

The increasing prevalence and incidence found in Møre and Romsdal and in Troms and Finnmark could also signify a real increase related to environmental factors.

However, the data presented in Figures 7 and 8 also signify that further studies are warranted to establish a quantitative agreement between numerical and experimental results.

BUT. 2) A green checkmark can also signify that work has been submitted to a college.

The slight increase in collagen type VI to total collagen between 4 and 8 wks may also signify greater matrix catabolism [59].

Their campaigns did leak what, if accurate, would be significant first-day fundraising totals that also signify the Republican nomination contest is on course to be hugely expensive.

This symptom may also signify another problem, such as vestibular disease, which leads to damage of the vestibular apparatus in the cat's inner ear.