The phrase "also indicate that married" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing factors or conditions that relate to marriage, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The survey results also indicate that married individuals tend to have higher levels of happiness."
Alternatives: "also suggest that married" or "also show that married".
SURVEYS, some by market research companies that study behavior for clients developing products and services, also indicate that married people with children are more likely than single people to hunker down at home.
As in these latter studies, our results also indicate that married people, as well as separated/divorced individuals, are more likely to adopt a sedentary behaviour during their leisure-time than singles.
The findings may also indicate that couples who marry after a first birth planned both events jointly and happened to have a first birth before marriage (Wu and Musick 2008).
Bivariate results also indicate that compared to males that were never married, formerly married males were less likely to report that their perception of NHIS services were the same or better, than worse when compared to the previous cash-and-carry model and other existing alternatives.
Our data also indicate that despite most newcomer FSWs being married before entering sex work, they did not have a positive orientation towards condom use.
The results shown in Table 3 also indicate that the likelihood of having used condoms is substantially higher among unmarried than among married respondents.
Data from the Central Bureau of Statistics also indicates that the percentage of never married people aged 10 and above is increasing over time (male 28% in 1961 to 39% in 2001; female 15% in 1961 to 30% in 2001) in Nepal [ 2].
This indicates that married respondents have a very high probability of paying more for electricity relative to single respondents.
The mean and median of the overall gender ideology score are slightly less than 3, indicating that married Chinese parents slightly disagree with the traditional gender ideology.
The results of our study also indicated that 18% of the participants were married, and about 13% of the participants engaged in UVI in the past six month.
