Sentence examples for understood as an indication from inspiring English sources

It is often stated that about 36,000 die from the seasonal flu in the U.S. each year, and this is frequently understood as an indication that the H1N1 strain was not as severe as seasonal influenza.

The absence of preserved megacheiran arthropod shields could also be understood as an indication of a two-step molting process: for example, first the shield is molted, and then, later, the remaining body parts.

These improvements should therefore be understood as a positive sign of progress, but not an indication that the problem of corruption has been solved".

The single counting procedure [ 35] is intended to give an indication of the prevalence of the themes in the data, and should not be understood as a basis for statistical generalisation to the population.

The small electrode degradation is understood as indication for largely reversible (electrolysis cell/fuel cell) behaviour.

Sex is understood as the bodily indication that concealed within it is the essence of either a woman or a man.

It has been observed for various biological networks that the clustering coefficient of the vertices is approximately inversely proportional to their degree, which has been understood as the most important indication of hierarchical modularity of a network [ 3, 11- 13].

Continued participation in the teleconference FG was understood to be an indication of informed consent.

In some cases, sequencing may thus be seen as a kind of screening, where screening should be understood as (predictive) testing without a specific indication [Hastings et al., 2012; van El et al., 2013].

I tend to see it as an indication that both dignity and hope have become aspirational.

Many see Obama as an indication of how much black Americans can accomplish.