Sentence examples for weight indicating that from inspiring English sources
The mice presented no loss of body weight, indicating that this compound possesses low toxicity.
PI shows the highest path weight, indicating that PI is a more important antecedent than DC.
General and specific combining ability (GCA and SCA) values were significant for seed weight, indicating that both additive and nonadditive genetic effects were involved in conditioning seed weight.
Genetic correlations were > 0.98 between shell parameters and weight, indicating that breeding for weight gains could be successfully achieved by selecting for shell length.
The tetraploid diploid progenies had a significant (P < 0.05) family-by-site interaction for bunch weight indicating that new banana genotypes need to be tested across different environments to select stable genotypes to promote to end-users.
The large grain rice variety BL129 possesses the beneficial alleles of GW2 and qSW5/GW5, which have been known to control grain width and weight, indicating that the accumulation of the beneficial alleles causes large grain shape in BL129.
The negative partial coefficient for body weight indicates that the tendency for large animals to be longer-lived results not from body size but rather from the high positive correlation of body weight with brain weight and its negative correlation with metabolic rate.
The weight indicates that an attribute is an identifier, level or weak attribute (descriptor) attribute(reg,id).
The accuracy of a selection index including only body weight indicated that in this way almost the same amount of the selection response could be achieved compared to what hypothetical direct selection for fillet weight would.
Hunt's analysis of brain weight indicated that an average African American's brain weighed five ounces less than the brain of an average white person.
Quantification of the tumor fluorescence normalized to tumor weight indicated that the Cy5 labeled ABP GB123 provided the brightest signal while GB138 and GB137 produced similar signal accumulation to the ProSense680 probe (Fig. 6A, B).
