The phrase "a pattern that indicates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a recurring trend or behavior that suggests a particular outcome or conclusion.
Example: "The data revealed a pattern that indicates a significant increase in user engagement over the past year."
Alternatives: "a trend that suggests" or "a signal that points to".
McKinnon pointed out "a pattern that indicates the flow of viscous ice" that appears to move "just like glacial flow on the Earth".
Women also tell harrowing stories of sexual violence, a pattern that indicates rape is being used as a weapon of war.
The former and the latter will interfere with one another, reinforcing each other in some places and cancelling each other out in others, thus producing a pattern that indicates just where the X-rays were delayed by ink.X-rays from a normal source are not coherent, but those from the ESRF, an instrument Dr Mocella knows well because he used it for his doctoral work, are.
It is a process which removes the temporal redundancy between images, comparing the current one with previous or later images in terms of time (reference images), looking for a pattern that indicates how the movement is produced inside the sequence.
The peaks for the ΔΔGoi vs. site for steady-state inactivation for residues 1377 1400 appear to be consistently separated by two or three residues, a pattern that indicates α-helical periodicity in the data for the S2D4 segment, a point that is more obvious from the primary peak at 106° in the Fourier transform power spectra (Materials and Methods) (Fig. 3B, upper and 3B, lower).
If the symptoms that emerge are unclear, the homeopath should wait until he has a pattern that indicates a new remedy [ 39].
On that morning in 1982, the electrons Dr. Shechtman bounced off his aluminum-manganese alloy formed a pattern that indicated tenfold symmetry.
The distribution of females versus males in the three PA groups was significantly different (P < 0.001) and showed a pattern that indicated lower PA among females: low = 52 vs. 22% for females vs. males, moderate = 33 vs. 55%, and high = 16 vs. 23%, respectively.
The third order shows a progradational stacking pattern that indicates continuous shallowing upward cycles within patch-reef and mixed coarse clastics.
Cases of cerebellar hypoplasia in Hereford [ 98] and Shorthorn calves [ 95] and cerebellar abiotrophy in Angus cattle [ 99] occurring in a familial pattern that indicated a genetic aetiology rather than a teratogen, have been reported, although it is very likely that similar syndromes have occurred in many breeds.
It is hoped that the data will also reveal patterns to illness that allow doctors to pinpoint the very early stages of disease, or even biochemical patterns that indicate an increased likelihood of developing a disease.
