Sentence examples for indicates a history from inspiring English sources
Thermal modelling indicates a history involving 2.5 3.5 km of denudation in the mid-late Cretaceous (100 80 Ma) at a rate of 175 to 125 m/Ma.
The petrology of the formation, based on data obtained on Apollo 14, indicates a history of impact and ejection possibly spanning over approximately 500 million years.
Nonetheless, the genome of T. turnerae indicates a history of exposure to foreign genetic material, including bacteriophage (Supporting Information: Table S5) and transposable elements.
It may be suggested that while radiographic bone loss indicates a history of periodontal disease and reflects cumulative destruction over time, clinical periodontitis measurements are affected by current tissue inflammation levels, which on turn could be affected by smoking [ 31].
Finally, he stated that a clade which has a CF that is greater than all contradictory clades has some genealogical unity that indicates a history of genetic isolation and suggested that this clade can be formally named.
Such a pattern of weak genetic structure in B. cinerea has been previously reported (Fournier and Giraud 2008) and indicates a history of recent continental spread, large scale contemporary gene flow and/or large effective population sizes.
This indicates a history-dependent deposition, where intermediate processes may trap complex at the surface before and during dilution.
As in many sex-crime cases, the defense has questioned the victim's credibility, quoting records that indicate a history of mental illness.
So if her transcript and ACT score indicate a history of doing well in math, physics would likely be recommended over biology, though both satisfy the same core science requirement.
Groups of three to six beach ridges coupled with inflections in the lake-level curve indicate a history of lake levels fluctuations and outlet changes.
The study found that more than a quarter of the infants had methadone in their system at levels indicating a history of doping.
