Sentence examples for indicate a strengthening from inspiring English sources
After 4 40, decreases in both B X and B Z components indicate a strengthening electrojet north of BLC.
Positive coefficients on variables similarly indicate a strengthening of gender norms.
Although Quade et al. (1989) initially interpreted this to indicate a strengthening of the monsoon at that time, this was later changed to indicate a drying of the climate in the Indus floodplain after 7 Ma (Quade and Cerling 1995).
Those are the kind of figures that economists say indicate a strengthening recovery, though they caution that it's well below the rate of job growth the nation needs to see -- uninterrupted, for years -- if employment is ever to return to a level comparable to the years before the Great Recession.
In the years classified in C5, it is noteworthy that the broad and continuous significant positive geopotential height anomalies, indicating a strengthened subtropical high, were observed from 10° S to 25° N especially for the 10th 12th pentads (mid-February to the beginning of March) and the 52nd 56th pentads (mid-September to early October; Fig. 8a, b).
The pending home sales report indicated a strengthening in the housing market recovery.
More importantly, assigned jobs remained attractive to the most educated job seekers throughout the employment system change, strongly indicating a strengthening, rather than weakening, tendency in state power.
In addition, the onset of monsoonal-triggered marine upwelling at ~ 8.5 Ma indicates a strengthening of the monsoon system at this time (Kroon et al. 1991).
On October 7, ships in the vicinity of the low reported decreasing barometric pressures, indicating a strengthening system.
They indicated a strengthening of the inflammation process and up-regulation of the JAK-STAT pathway and other pathways.
It shows that the response magnitude originating from the second adaptation lies above the values obtained after the first adaptation thus indicating a strengthening of the cells' discharge.
