Sentence examples for indicate that far from inspiring English sources

However, survival analysis findings indicate that FAR families were 18% less likely, over time, to have a high risk assessment after their initial accepted referral than were IR families.

As Syrian peace talks in Geneva broke up on Wednesday with no result, new figures from a watchdog group indicate that far more Syrians are living under siege in the country than the UN has reported — predominantly in areas surrounded by regime forces.

The findings of this study indicate that, far from being a coherent singular entity, HIV/AIDS related stigma overlaps with a number of co-stigmas associated with the modes of disease transmission.

Recent analyses of the transcriptional landscape of human cells and tissues indicate that far more than the 2% of human genome that encodes proteins exhibit tissue-specific and regulated transcription resulting in a large number of different RNA species without apparent coding capacity [ 1].

According to the Daily Dot, Alexander "indicated that far from backing off on surveillance, the NSA ought to do more of it" – starting with action to prevent cyberattacks on the financial sector.

Our results indicate that far-red and red with a balance of 3 1 at these fluence rates provides a maximum level of anthocyanins and chlorophylls.

The note indicated that far more veterans were trying to kill themselves than the administration had let on.

The BBC has now published research indicating that, far from being dead, Britain's class system has merely splintered into a new set of social strata.

The Iranians have "become more active over time, and not helpful," the official said, though he said intelligence indicated that far more foreign fighters were coming over the border from Syria than from Iran.

But researchers at the National Cancer Institute, which provided the raw data for the study, questioned the findings and said their own analysis, not yet published, indicated that far fewer women were missing out on needed treatments and that the percentage receiving them was increasing.

Newly recovered evidence indicates that far more metal was turned into (traditional) hardware than into (modern) machines.