Sentence examples for transmitted indicating from inspiring English sources

Next, families were studied to see if the association between migraine and depression was transmitted, indicating genetic factors.

However, in 2009, 10% of students did not consider that HPV was sexually transmitted indicating a decrease in knowledge acquisition, especially in the male population, in the second group of students.

In one case, the virus was fit enough to transmit, indicating that these mutations are not associated with an insurmountable fitness cost.

Two years ago tomorrow, the Phoenix Mars Lander plopped down near the north pole, and for 5 months it transmitted data indicating the onetime presence of water beneath the frozen surface.

Tissues from sporadic, hereditary and acquired cases of disease have been transmitted experimentally, indicating that most cases of transmissible spongiform encephalopathies are infectious.

Initially control registers are transmitted, which indicates the availability of the crisp input values and the number of rules and also initiates the hardware FLC process.   5.

However, variations in the methodologies used for surveillance of transmitted HIVDR, such as the specific DRMs taken as indicating transmitted resistance, have so far limited the potential to draw general conclusions from these studies.

France's aviation safety agency has said the aircraft transmitted automated messages indicating smoke in the cabin and a fault in the flight control unit minutes before it disappeared.

France's aviation safety agency has said the aircraft transmitted automated messages indicating smoke in the cabin and a fault in the flight control unit minutes before losing contact.

To serve the bare minimum, it transmitted electromagnetic signals indicating its position as it went around the earth.

In the case of H5N1 viruses, although avian H5N1 viruses have started to infect humans sporadically, the human-infecting H5N1 viruses have not been adapted to humans and cannot be efficiently transmitted between humans, indicating their binding specificities have not been changed.