"indicates some evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
You use this phrase to introduce information that suggests a fact, usually in the form of a statistic, quotation, or anecdote. For example, "The latest survey indicates some evidence that our sales are trending upwards."
Therefore, although these findings indicate some evidence of convergent validity, the results also highlight limitations of self-report measures.
Results indicated some evidence that the participants' pre-training motivation was moderated by their prior negative experiences when predicting test performance.
Another study of prostate cancer treatment by CART cells, specific for EpCAM, indicated some evidence of anti-tumor efficacy in vitro and in animal models (Deng et al., 2015).
Analysis using Fisher's exact test Table 3 The results of the multivariable analysis based on Observer 1's category scores analysis indicated some evidence that all four factors were significantly associated with the outcome (Model 1).
The MLSA core genotype category shows a population structure in which there are a few dominant types, indicating some evidence of selective sweeps in the history of the population.
Exploratory factor analyses were then conducted to examine factor loadings, which indicated some evidence for content factors (i.e., PSA, DRE, and PCS-D) and for method factors.
In RCC, preliminary results were encouraging showing that this vaccine is well tolerated and indicating some evidence of MUC1-specific CD4+ and CD8+ T-cell responses [ 60].
The studies indicate some evidence of the effectiveness of task-shifting strategies for hypertension and diabetes management using nurses in LMICs.
Although our initial tests for internal consistency reliability and discriminant and construct validity indicated some evidence for the 3 factor model, factor analyses indicated a high degree of inter correlation between items across factors.
Both groups had similar mean scores at 15 weeks but those in the intervention group had a higher mean score at 33 weeks than those receiving only usual care indicating some evidence of better health.
