The phrase "as the arrow indicates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a visual element, such as an arrow in a diagram or image, to point out specific information or direction.
Example: "The data shows a significant increase in sales, as the arrow indicates, highlighting the success of our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "as shown by the arrow" or "as the arrow points out".
The arrow indicates, as example, the colocalization in MDS sample.
The inset shows the J ph as a function of bias, where the arrow indicates the compensation voltage (V 0).
The SPA-LDA modeling resulted in only three variables/wavenumbers, which correspond to the minimum point of the validation cost curve, as the arrow indicated in Figure 6. Figure 7 gave the preprocessed mean spectra of cancerous and normal tissues by 1st derivative in the range of 8000 4000 cm−1, where the solid circle markers indicated the wavenumber positions selected by SPA-LDA.
The horizontal component of the arrow (indicated as a horizontal dashed line in Fig. 5A) indicates the OEFmax change that would result from a vasodilation alone, assuming that the CTH and PtO2 remained fixed during the increase in MBF.
Dancing is a whole-body experience, but the victor in our DDRMAX competition stood still, arms to his sides, not even perceptibly keeping time to the music but stamping his foot with deadly purpose as the arrows indicated.
The etchant-contained alcohol liberated from stamp reacted with Al metal, and the reaction products diffused into PDMS along the concentration gradient as the arrows indicated.
To cover the desired deck area as shown in Figure 1, three GPS points are first obtained at the rectangle corners such as points A, E, and F. Using the GPS points of these three corners, the zigzag-shape robot motion trajectories (with interpolated waypoints B, C, and D) are computed by the trapezoidal decomposition algorithm (LaValle 2006), as the arrows indicate in the figure.
As is shown in Fig. 3, the arrows indicate sequences of output buffer in different stages.
For example, the formation of substances called cyanohydrins from carbonyl compounds (materials with carbon-oxygen double bonds) occurs as follows: in which the curved arrow indicates the movement of electrons in the carbonyl group.
However such layer, as illustrated in Figure 6b by the blue dotted curve, may also deform the colon wall in the sense that the concave structure at the neck of the polyp, as blue arrow indicated, has been artificially distorted towards an opposite direction.
