Sentence examples for indicates a trajectory from inspiring English sources
This results in aimless monitoring without a clear directive on when monitoring indicates a trajectory towards an unacceptable state or impending change, which possibly necessitates intervention.
The red arrow in panel (b) schematically indicates a trajectory of incident ions.
Hop Growers of Michigan has been working to establish growing and processing standards for commercial Michigan hops since 2015, which indicates a positive trajectory for the state's overall hops quality in the future.
Purple Lake (Fig. 1) occurs at a similar elevation to Emerald Lake (3200 m asl), and the ~9500 year record there indicates a decreasing trajectory of fire activity during the last 3000 years (Morris et al. 2013b).
However, the ordered-axis plot approach revealed a regression slope of 0.98 on the new PC1, and an intercept of 0.02 (slope of 1 indicates equal levels of variance between groups, intercept of 0 indicates a common trajectory of divergence), indicating that the major axes of variation, and levels of variation between these data sets were extremely similar.
A nonsignificant squared term indicates a linear trajectory.
The Medium Increase (MI) class (19.1% of patients) indicates a SWLS trajectory pattern which decreased steadily from a medium level and then increased at 3 years post-diagnosis.
The Medium Decrease (MD) class (7.4% of patients) indicates a FACT-C trajectory pattern which decreased dramatically from a medium level, especially after 2 years post-diagnosis.
"So I want to go this way" — he angled his right hand up — "rather than this way"— palm down, indicating a flat trajectory.
Results indicated a high trajectory following accuracy, low response time, sufficiently large workspace for surgeon and assistants, and a stable and properly oriented image.
The momentum is fueled, in part, by a social consciousness that scales roll-out plans to the neighborhood – at least initially, though some recent nationwide successes indicate a powerful trajectory outward.
