Sentence examples for indicates a breakdown of from inspiring English sources

Illegal migration, currently running at about 500,000 a year into both the United States and the European Union, indicates a breakdown of government control.

The decrease in molecular weight indicates a breakdown of the polymer backbone (the C C-chain), and is assumed to be primary degradation.

Two-third decrease in mean corpuscular volume (MCV) of erythrocyte indicates a breakdown of erythropoiesis and a development of nonadequate erythrocytes.

Assuming that the knocked-out gene is R and inserting R t) = 0 into the equation for S t) gives d S t)/d t = - C S. The solution to this equation is not positive at all times and thereby indicates a breakdown of the model.

"Volumes of cleared euro IRS between European and US dealers dropped 77% since October 2013 indicating a breakdown of cross-border trading relationships".

That may indicate a breakdown of a system that has helped to deter the big tech firms from fighting each other and that provided the conditions for rapid and wide innovations.

Comparison between E y and −(V × B) y shows major departures of these two parameters for all three satellites, indicating a breakdown of the FIC.

The voltametric results indicate a breakdown of the compact film (in non-fluorinated medium) for potential around 3 V/SCE, and a strong influence of the alloying elements of TA6V on the formation of porous films in fluorinated medium.

This indicated a breakdown of the barrier function in the pronephric glomerulus [ 43].

In contrast, after loss of consciousness induced by general anaesthesia (Ferrarelli et al., 2010), TMS pulses invariably produced a simple response that remained localized to the site of stimulation, indicating a breakdown of effective interactions among thalamocortical modules.

In patients in a vegetative state, who were open-eyed, behaviourally awake but unresponsive, transcranial magnetic stimulation triggered a simple, local response indicating a breakdown of effective connectivity, similar to the one previously observed in unconscious sleeping or anaesthetized subjects.