The phrase "added indicates" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The added indicates a change in the data set that needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "additional suggests" or "supplementary shows".
A study of history, Mr. Bernstein added, indicates that financial disruptions have followed periods when the Fed raised rates while corporate profits slowed.
For 5-LOX, the magnitude of the normal SIE for Vmax[AA], with and without ATP added, indicates a hydrogen bond rearrangement step (i.e., general conformational change), similar to that seen for other LOX isozymes.
That Dusp14 inhibits the MAPK pathway and its expression was increased by 30% CR, but not different from control when IGF-1 was added, indicates that IGF-1 is of central importance to the beneficial effects of CR in mammary tumorigenesis.
"Terrible," she added, indicating the front page of her paper.
"Then there's this," she added, indicating a shelf of pottery that was, to put it kindly, amazingly unattractive.
"Winds three zero zero at one zero," she added, indicating that there was a gentle breeze, mostly headwind.
The facts of the case, the lawyer added, indicate that his client "is insane".
"This is definitely not the end of the process for us," he added, indicating that further legal actions were coming.
"The results we have to date," Mr. Heady added, indicate "countries grow faster, all else being equal, if they make greater use of consumption taxes".
"And the demand for house seats is back," he added, indicating that show business insiders are calling in their connections again.
"When he appeared for his initial screening, there was nothing unusual about the story he told," the statement added, indicating that his "true identity" was not known then.
