Sentence examples for indicates a long from inspiring English sources

The evolutionary distance between the two lineages (cytb, d = 15%; CAM-4, d = 2.5%) indicates a long period of divergence.

The shape of the huge but gently sloping shield volcano Mauna Loa, for example, indicates a long record of eruption of fluid lava flows, while the beautiful, symmetrical shape of the stratovolcano Mount Fuji indicates a long record of moderately explosive eruptions from its summit that produce alternating layers of ash and lava.

Th/U dating indicates a long lasting (middle-late Pleistocene) fluids circulation in a palaeo-geothermal system that, due to its location and chemical characteristics, can be considered the analogue of the nearby, still active, Pamukkale system.

The annual mean exported fluxes of cumulated At and DEA are stable, which indicates a long time transfer in the unsaturated or saturated zone with a progressive leaching of the stock of At and DEA probably accumulated in the soil and the vadose zone.

The allowed syllable structures in Arabic are CV, CVC, and CVCC where V indicates a (long or short) vowel while C indicates a consonant.

Because Triton's surface indicates a long history of melting, models of its interior posit that Triton is differentiated, like Earth, into a solid core, a mantle and a crust.

Construction of these milling features also indicates a long-term investment in the landscape.

The increase in P. glauca across treatments indicates a long-term legacy effect of preferential browsing.

A vertical cosmogenic nuclide profile across the oldest sampled tor indicates a long-term emergence rate of 31 ± 2 mm/ka.

The term "climate change" indicates a long-term systematic change in the statistical distribution of atmospheric parameters (temperature, humidity, wind) for an extended period (decades or centuries, or even millions of years).

Also, the linear regression analysis of the deseasonalized monthly mean column ozone indicates a long-term decrease of −2.2 and −3.7 DU per decade, for the pre- and post-Pinatubo period, respectively.