The phrase "and indicating changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of showing or pointing out modifications or variations in a particular context, such as data, trends, or processes.
Example: "The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the market trends, and indicating changes in consumer behavior is crucial for our strategy."
Alternatives: "and showing variations in" or "and highlighting modifications in".
From the protected area management point of view, the developed indicator proved its usefulness in terms of an assessment of ecological values and indicated changes in values over time.
The head on neck angle ranged from 25to3131 degrees and indicates change in the position of the head relative to the neck.
The contribution of the three inferred clusters to the genetic composition in different temporal groups was highly concordant between different runs (data not shown), and indicated change in genetic structure over time.
Fibroblasts from this individual had increased expression of nesprin-1α and lamins A and C, indicating changes in nuclear lamina complexes (Ref. 22).
Owners had offered to allow a third-party auditor to verify five years of team financial statements, although the union would only be given profitability statements and statements indicating changes in profitability.
There was a significant effect of time for FRAP, α-tocopherol, GSH-Px and SOD, indicating changes in the plasma oxidative status around parturition.
Fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography showed metabolic responses at 40 mg BID and above indicating changes in glucose homeostasis induced by AZD8055.
Treatment changed the daily pattern of fecal NDF and indigestible NDF, indicating changes in rumen function over the day.
Specific collagen fragments were associated with diabetes and type of diabetes indicating changes in collagen turnover and extracellular matrix as one hallmark of the molecular pathophysiology of diabetes.
Fatigue tests were complemented by in situ thermographic measurements to record the temperature of the whole specimen and to find "hot spots" indicating changes in microstructure and, therefore, the initiation or growth of cracks.
