Sentence examples for as further indication from inspiring English sources
Roth responded by prefacing "A Diving Rock" with a statement that none of it was autobiographical — which many people took as further indication that it was autobiographical.
The rate of unemployment in the UK may have risen higher than expected, making for a grim headline figure, however the rise in claimants was the smallest for a year, which investors took as further indication that the worst is over.
Others point to the creation recently of the Communist Workers Partyy of Ethiopia as further indication of Ethiopia's deepening commitment to socialism.
These results are viewed as further indication that pre- and peri-natal disturbances of the ventricular system and adjacent neural regions may be important pathogenic factors in schizophrenia.
As further indication of a recovery, Mr. Miller said, "If you take the number of contracts for this past December and January, and compare them to the same period a year ago, current sales are 2.7percentt higher".
The company also indicated it was buying housing nearby where Oracle's cloud employees could live as further indication of its commitment to the project and to draw talent to the new campus.
As further indications of the quality of the MDA genotypes, we examined the frequency of missing data both within strains and within SNP loci.
Our findings could be interpreted both as further indications of the earlier maturation previously reported in children of small birth size and as a potentially lifelong influence of developmental plasticity on adrenal androgen production.
As well as being further indication of the talent contained within dubstep, Diary of an Afro Warrior suggests that Britain's dark (though no longer smoky) nightclubs are on the verge of another renaissance.
The attenuation of sympatho-excitation by centrally acting antiadrenergic drugs such as moxonidin slightly reduced IR [ 70] as a further indication of the validity of our hypothesis.
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.
