Sentence examples for has indicated very from inspiring English sources
The increasing population and large scale growth with the development of modern science and technology has indicated very high stress on water sector in Rajasthan in India.
Evaluation of this scenario based on simulations has indicated very encouraging performance improvements.
Topographical atomic force microscopy (AFM) analysis of graphene mesh has indicated very abrupt edges, and structural analysis by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and Raman spectroscopy have confirmed clean and empty holes within graphene of high structural quality (Fig. 2a c).
"By sustaining the demurrer, Judge Andler has indicated very strongly that the plaintiffs cannot state a claim," said Jerry Abeles, who is representing Lanzillo and Lackie, Dammeier, McGill & Ethir.
In Europe, elevated levels of flame retardants and other persistent compounds were measured in air near a landfill, and research on people living near and working in landfills in Nicaragua has indicated very high exposures to PBDEs.
The results predicted by the model have indicated very low rates of HCN gas generation (1 12 mg/hm2), showing HCN concentrations below 4 ppm at the inlet of the scrubbing system under typical operational conditions.
So it's not us sending the wrong message; the troops themselves and their families have indicated very strongly in large numbers that the message that they want to get to the Iraqis is get on with their own government, get on with their own nation.
"I've indicated very clearly that I would be hurt if any of them felt that I was showing any disrespect for them or was not supportive of them.
Recent studies of cancer molecular biology have indicated very clearly that human colon cancer is developed through multiple pathways ([ 1- 9]).
Because previously published studies have indicated very good concordance of the Illumina 450K platform with pyrosequencing data (Roessler et al. 2012), we did not pursue validation methods.
Also, recent studies have indicated very high survival rates when patients are shocked within 5 min, such as a recent study of public access defibrillation at the Chicago municipal airports.
