Sentence examples for indicates some level of from inspiring English sources
Google says Chrome users download more than 45 million web pages every week, which indicates some level of demand for offline reading functionality.
The capacity of these SESs to absorb disturbance and re-organise while undergoing change but still retain essentially the same function, structure and feedbacks indicates some level of resilience of the fundamental livelihood assets.
This indicates some level of uncertainty about where the space lab will fall, as The Washington Post points out.
It is possible that the somewhat greater degree of Caribbean/Atlantic population differentiation seen using mitochondrial DNA markers, in comparison to the microsatellites described here, indicates some level of female site fidelity.
This indicates some level of heterochrony in the development of this trait, which appears to have a later window of sensitivity to the hormone.
This indicates some level of adult engagement because, at the time of the survey, children could not access grants without the involvement of an adult.
Although a United Nations investigation appeared to indicate some level of Syrian participation in the assassination of Hariri, the involvement of the Assad administration was not conclusively determined.
American officials said at the outset that the assailants in Benghazi seemed well trained, indicating some level of advance planning.
There is some experimental evidence to back this up, with one study showing that 20% of those who self-described as "highly straight" indicated some level of same-sex attraction.
Out of the eight putative EGF-type ligands, we only observed an apparent phenotype after Smed-egf-6 RNAi, which could indicate some level of functional redundancy between these ligands.
Using this methodology we identified a subgroup of participants who, despite self-identifying as highly straight, indicated some level of same-sex attraction (that is, they associated "me" with gay-related words and pictures faster than they associated "me" with straight-related words and pictures).
