Sentence examples for traditionally indicated from inspiring English sources
Social stigma is a barrier to change as eating grain with bran has traditionally indicated the family is so poor that they have to eat whatever they can.
The gray matter of the spinal cord is composed of nine distinct cellular layers, or laminae, traditionally indicated by Roman numerals.
Low supplies of aging Apple models have traditionally indicated a hardware refresh, and the latest herd to run thin is the great wild MacBook Air.
One of these procedures, known for its optimal intrinsic mechanical stability, is the Austin/chevron procedure [1, 2], a V-shaped distal osteotomy, traditionally indicated for correction of mild to moderate HV, in which the hallux valgus angle (HVA) is less than 30° and the intermetatarsal angle (IMA) is less than 15° [2].
Potassium phosphate is traditionally indicated in standard homeopathic sources for cognitive problems including inattention and concentration difficulties [ 11].
Thus, a fragmentation step is applied and as a consequence the reading direction, traditionally indicated by poly-A tail primers, is lost.
Wreath, circular garland, usually woven of flowers, leaves, and foliage, that traditionally indicates honour or celebration.
This might influence selection of patients who will benefit from adjuvant chemo/radiotherapy in a cohort of patients for whom it may not traditionally have been indicated.
These reënactments are filmed in the style of old-timey movies, with full sets and costumes and that sepia tone traditionally used to indicate the nineteenth century, plus the occasional spinning clock to indicate the passage of time, or a toy boat used to represent a real one.
Traditionally, large households indicate adequate availability of family labour necessary to look after large herd sizes.
The pessimistic interpretation of this finding is as revealing that the signs that were traditionally taken to indicate the direction of attention are actually no more than consequences of the truncated eye-movements that our experimental paradigms induce.
