Sentence examples for as a further indication from inspiring English sources

Analysts saw it as a further indication that the Chinese economy is weakening.

The assertion, a week ahead of United Nations climate negotiations in Lima, will be seen as a further indication of Obama's commitment to climate action, following an historic US-Chinese deal to curb emissions earlier this month.

Mr Kerry's prioritising of Israeli security was seen by some Palestinians as a further indication that Washington is failing to play a role of honest broker in the talks.

This different behavior among the two country groups may be taken as a further indication that the IOS mechanism is at work.

This is probably because the toxicity threshold was surpassed, as a further indication of toxicity under this condition; less mobility of animals in this group was observed compared to other test groups.

The charge discharge curves are non-linear with current density for both NiO nanostructures, as a further indication of their pseudocapacitive behavior [9]. Figure 5 The charge discharge tests, rate capability, and long-term stability.

Including a measure of daily functioning would have supported clinical judgment that participants' clinical perfectionism was causing a significant clinical problem as well as providing a further indication of the effectiveness of the intervention.

The impasse over derivatives, financial instruments that companies use to hedge risk, as well as to speculate, was a further indication that the committee meetings next week would remain partisan.

Many Americans had labelled it the hot ticket event of the Games while in the China Daily it was written that "the battle between the two powerhouses is likely to be a further indication as to the balance of power between the two nations".

Marked differences on current depressive and anxiety symptoms as reflected by Beck scales is a further indication of the clinically different characteristics of the groups.

Through the window, which functioned as a mute observer of the goings on, the light kept changing, a further indication of time's advance; as dancers made their crossovers, we saw them dimly hurrying past.