Sentence examples for views indicated from inspiring English sources

In particular, minority tendencies, exemplified in Britain by John Lawrence and in the U.S. by Bert Cochran, to support entrism "sui generis" hinted that Pablo's support for their views indicated that the International might also demand Trotskyists in those countries adopt that tactic.

Numerous ICI of varying electron-density, likely corresponding to the concentration of the protein and nucleic acid contents, were observed predominantly in a supranuclear location in KD patient 3 (Figure 5A); higher-power views indicated that ICI were mostly granular and smooth surfaced and did not appear to be membrane-bound (Figure 5B).

Participants' views indicated a high level of intervention acceptability.

We specifically chose to report only two of the four themes in this paper as they contain instances where GPs' views indicated differences based on country-specific context.

Fracture surface views indicated that transition from vertical furrow burrowing to horizontal furrow burrowing took place ∼50-100 ∼50-100 into the yolk (supplementary material Fig. S2C-E).

Participants who held such views indicated they would be unreceptive listeners: "Even if one of my friends is just whinging about something, I'm like 'Man, get over it, I don't want to hear it".

However, that appears to be accelerating: a video published on Rovio's YouTube channel on 25 June claimed that the series had just hit 400m views, indicating an average of 200m monthly views since then.

In general, respondents' views indicate that development interventions negatively affected the condition of rangeland resources and livelihood of pastoralists.

As the earlier discussion of her views indicates §2.3, Gilbert differs from Murphy, and others, in taking a joint commitment to be something that need not arise voluntarily.

The fact that so few visitors were responsible for the majority of page views indicates that the game is a tremendous anchor.

However, recent views indicate that such models may not be adequate to represent the complexity of modern socio-technical systems (Hollnagel et al. 2006).