Sentence examples for indicate that a reason from inspiring English sources

Morbidity within the group of elective CS might be higher across BMI categories and may, thus, lead to comparable outcomes in obese and non-obese mothers [ 6]; second, it may also indicate that a reason for elective CS was identified and discussed with the mother, leading to better outcome.

This indicates that a reason for reduced muscle strength in FM might be a low amount of physical activity at such a level that is required to maintain or improve muscle strength.

To indicate that reason can take us to places that we might not expect to reach, I wrote of an "escalator of reason" that can take us to a vantage point from which we see that our own interests are similar to, and from the point of view of the universe do not matter more than, the interests of others.

Data that I have analyzed from Harvard's 2001 Consumer Bankruptcy Project, a survey of 1,250 people who had recently filed for bankruptcy, indicate that a key reason families with children file is to keep from losing their houses.

The results indicate that an important reason behind the reluctance of physicians and nurses to use the CPOE system was that the system was not adapted to their work routines.

But the new study indicates that a primary reason for sleep, and the reason it feels so restorative, is that we awake with the remains of the previous day's activity cleared from our heads.

But you say that Mr. Keller "repeatedly indicated that a major reason for the publication delays was the administration's claim that everyone involved was satisfied with the program's legality".

He continually cited research indicating that a top reason why marriages end in divorce is because of conflict over finances.

A review of cases at The Gambian Horse and Donkey Trust (GHDT) indicated that a common reason for presentation is a poorly defined medical condition often attributed to trypanosomosis.

Nearly half (18/45) of the recipient organisations that rejected recommendations indicated that an important reason for doing so was that the recommended action was not logistically viable (Table  2, lower half).

These results indicate that one reason why those with a high fear of pain are particularly susceptible to negative pain experiences could be due to biased attentional processes.