Sentence examples for indicates that because of from inspiring English sources

"He is willing to accept medication but indicates that because of this 'fright' he didn't sleep last night and 'will not sleep tonight.' We will give him his Haldol".

"[That number] indicates that because of C-TPAT," Customs Commissioner Robert C. Bonner testified in Congress recently, "trade is a lot safer from terrorist exploitation".

This result indicates that, because of the uniform coating of the W layer, the electrical conductivity was enhanced, which may contribute to increased capacity and stable cyclability.

An analysis undertaken by the real estate agency Profesional Casa indicates that, because of infrastructure development, communes such as Feleacu, Vâlcele, Mărtinești, Jucu and Baciu will eventually become neighbourhoods of the city, thereby enlarging its area.

Our study indicates that because of the way in which Norwegian CRTs operate, they predominantly reach patients with depression and at risk of suicide.

19 20 Expert consensus indicates that because of their increased risk of cancer, such patients warrant intervention with either several sessions of endoscopic ablation therapy or, in exceptional cases, oesophagectomy.

The documents do not say when the relationship between the agency and Mr. Loya-Castro began, but they indicate that because of his cooperation, the D.E.A. dismissed a 13-year-old conspiracy charge against him in 2008.

Documents released under the US freedom of information act indicate that because of the close relationship between the two countries British firms have won a greater slice, at least 15%, of the lucrative contracts to develop the hi-tech plane than might have been expected.

The experimental results indicate that because of the entrainment effect, the erosion depth of the substrate increases when the grade of the sliding mass increases.

The results indicate that because of the wind-blocking effect, the highest contraction ratio does not provide the best aerodynamic performance and the largest negative pressure, which is a counter-intuitive result.

Our data further indicate that because of the confounding influences of radial growth and short-term water dynamics on stem size, conventional methodology probably overstates the effect of water-linked meteorological variables (i.e. precipitation and relative humidity) on intra-annual tree growth.