Sentence examples for further indication in from inspiring English sources

Thus, the fact that export is pH-dependent is a further indication in favor of the diffusion-based mechanism.

The basic idea behind this prior is to penalize the occurrence of special elements in the molecular formula if there are no further indications (in losses or fragments) for this element.

A clear increase in the central electron temperature also occurs during the LH power-coupling phase, giving a further indication that, in high Te_outer regime, LH power penetrates to the plasma core.

In a further indication of distress in Washington about Kosovo, the Republican chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, John W. Warner, said he would seek to withhold half of the $2 billion appropriation for American troops in Kosovo unless European nations increased their financial contributions to the United Nations efforts there.

Further indication of evolution in host resistance may be suggested here as the decrease in infection prevalence over generation, and hence potential increased resistance to infection, within the originally unselected (U) snail lines.

In a further indication of strong growth in early 2004, government statisticians have revised February sales up to 1% from the previous estimate of 0.7%.

The proper restriction of ES cells to the epiblast when aggregation chimeras are allowed to develop in vitro is a further indication that the development in vitro recapitulates the development in utero.

No further indication is made in which context these trigger values are to be used.

If the point is that she's not at home even in her own home (it's not clear where her rent money comes from so maybe the decoration is her parents' work), then we should have had some further indication of that in her behavior.

The percentage overlap is above 60% even at the lower stringency cut-off of P≤10−4 (for p73), supporting the similarity between p63 and p73 binding, and a further indication that sites in this range are bona fide p73 targets.

These results may be a further indication that processes in policy development for health promotion are non-linear.