Sentence examples for work signifies that from inspiring English sources

The essence of the present work signifies that the proposed TLBO technique maybe, successfully, applied for the AVR of power system.

The results of this work signify that the compounds carrying an electron withdrawing groups (–NO2 and –CN) in the R moieties displayed better cytotoxicity than juglone, while as, the analogs with electron donating functionalities (–OMe and –Br) in the R moieties were weakly cytotoxic against both the lung cancer cell lines.

This signifies that Bluetooth is turned on.

P. before a word signifies that it has prose authority.

This work signifies the first time that cationic amphiphilic MPEG-PCL-PEI-FA copolymers could be utilized for the gene delivery to therapeutic resistant cancer cells with high expression of anti-apoptosis Bcl-2 protein and the positive results are encouraging for the further design of polymeric platforms for combating drug resistant tumors.

BUT. 2) A green checkmark can also signify that work has been submitted to a college.

The researchers say that their work signifies some progress in reducing the death rate from hereditary pancreatic cancer, which is generally fatal once the lesions become malignant and symptoms appear.

"Geronimo" was to signify that bin Laden had been found.

The museum's curator of communications, Simon Williams, declared that the work signified "the movement towards the dematerialisation of art since the 60s", but most of the general public seemed to reckon that an empty room with a light flicking on and off was a pretentious conceit.

Let us hope the rally at Union Square represents a starting point for low-wage workers to successfully demand and receive fair pay and treatment for their fair day's work, and that it signifies that they will no longer be silent and invisible.

"Each work by Picasso is a unique piece of autobiography," he said, which signifies that each work is, no matter how dazzling, inherently trivial.