Sentence examples for indicates a link from inspiring English sources

Typically, each line on a network map indicates a link between two people, while the arrows show the direction of the relationship.

Dave Sperrazzo of the Amherst Police Department told The Spectator that the notice sent out by the F.B.I. indicates a link to James Charles Kopp, an anti-abortion activist who is being sought by law enforcement officials as a material witness in the investigation into Dr. Slepian's killing.

In Germany itself, that traditional system remains "alive -- if not necessarily well" and "a substantial body of literature" indicates a "link between illiberal labs and scientific fraud" in that country, Schrank and Lee write.

We give some examples from class discussions on how students made the connections: With the following fragment (CH1), we show an example in which a student, Paul (all names are pseudonyms), indicates a link between mathematics and statistics.

Watson and his colleagues (2004) argue that the nature of most health problems experienced by prisoners indicates a link between the health problems that "…prisoners bring with them to prison and those from which they are at risk" (p. 122).

("NWI" indicates a link to the "North West Infidels," one of the dominant neo-Nazi groups currently active in England, whose members have been imprisoned for moving cocaine across the north of the country).

But a police spokesman said there was nothing to indicate a link between this theft and "The Scream" robbery.

Their latest findings indicate a link between Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training and maths scores, according to the BBC.

The results indicate a link between visual parameters and the perception of sounds.

Loss of the ribosome rescue factor Pelota causes epidermal defects in mice, indicating a link between translation and tissue homeostasis.

Such a discovery could indicate a link between senior members of the new Sunni council and Iraqis engaged in the armed resistance.