The phrase "indicating the existence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase that can be used to describe or explain something. For example, "The high temperature is indicating the existence of global warming."
The evidence they seek is repeated indications of a "bump" in the data at a particular mass indicating the existence of the Higgs.
As shown from Figure S7a, the peaks of CoMn2O4 can be clearly observed, indicating the existence of CoMn2O4 crystal structure.
The thermograms of these mixtures exhibited 2 transitions indicating the existence of 2 phases.
Recent studies have shown that the sperm DNA methylome can be stably inherited by early embryos in zebrafish9,10, indicating the existence of transgenerational epigenetic inheritance in animals.
The list also included phage integrase (PF00589, PF13102, and PF02920) and recombinase (PF07508) proteins also indicating the existence of phage-mediated genetic exchange (i.e. transduction) in HMP-genomes.
The calculated AMDs were significantly higher than the theoretical expectations at both CpG and gene levels (Supplementary Fig. S2b-c), indicating the existence of hemi-methylated CpG sites.
Slow crack growth (\(\ll2000\) m/s) has barely been observed in experiments6, 8, indicating the existence of a threshold crack velocity in silicon.
A circular low Bouguer anomaly was detected beneath Las Bombas scoria cone indicating the existence of a mass deficit.
Distance from the nest to the HSTL differed significantly between females, indicating the existence of individual nesting patterns.
The derived neuronal cells express MAP2, Tau, glutamate, GABA and Islet-1, indicating the existence of multiple neuronal subtypes.
An interaction between factors was present, indicating the existence of different reaction norms between the two environmental conditions.
