Sentence examples for indicated in part from inspiring English sources
As Mark Kantrowitz indicated in Part 3 of his responses to questions about the Fafsa, some colleges award institutionally funded grants to international students.
Baker said power in the state may be shifting toward Prince George's and Montgomery counties, indicated, in part, by the number of candidates from the Washington suburbs who are running for statewide office.
In normotensive patients without signs of right ventricular dysfunction or damage, the risk of mortality and of PE-related complication is low and the use of thrombolytic treatment is not indicated, in part because of its associated bleeding risk [15].
As noted previously, a slight bias may be present in Equations 3/4 for thinned stands, but not to the extent that it would explain the differences in yield indicated in part c of Figure 5.
He said that the team has tripled in the two and a half years since it was acquired by CNN, and that Zite operated largely as an independent startup within the larger company (indicated, in part, by the fact that Johnson kept the CEO title).
As I indicated in part one of this three-part post, "As a Fundamentalist Christian, This I was Taught to Believe," the word "belief" seems too rigid to me.
Analyses of the data indicate, in part, some expected patterns in findings for the difference in the cognitive tests between the two cohorts.
Trained as a physician, Kirschstein attributed her early interest in scientific research, a filmed interview indicates, in part to a serious illness her mother suffered during Kirschstein's girlhood.
This indicates, in part, that we can not focus exclusively on the scientific community when exploring issues of trust surrounding natural hazards, and that we need to look at levels of trust in relationship to other sources of insecurity.
On this conception, the end for the sake of which an action is done plays an important regulating role, indicating, in part, what one will not do (Richardson 2012).
For example, from 1994-2012, the number of U.S. households rose by 25% while packaging waste declined from 36%to30%0% of the total waste stream, indicating, in part, that recycling efforts are becoming more effective, notes a waste expert in Live Science.
