Sentence examples for indication of an increase from inspiring English sources

This is an indication of an increase in the occurrence of An. arabiensis within these high altitude areas, implying that this species is slowly establishing itself in this highland.

"We haven't seen any strong indication of an increase in precipitation," says Adler. "The models say we should, but we don't see it yet". In particular, TRMM's two different rain-measuring instruments gave conflicting results during periods of El Niño-Southern Niño-SouthernENSOscillationENSOrld gets slightly whener: One saw more rain, and the other didn't.

"It brushes aside any indication of an increase in migration from these countries whose workers are amongst the most mobile in the EU.

Nevertheless, there was no indication of an increase in V T, which would have supported an interaction between [11C]phenytoin and MRP.

From what I understand, Google's internal statistics do not suggest that there's an increase in legitimate emails being filtered out, nor is there any indication of an increase in false positives (which I don't have a problem with).

There are two 'positive' studies [17, 18], finding increased CGRP during migraine attacks, whereas the study with the best methodology, the intra-patient comparison, did not find even an indication of an increase in CGRP [22].

Most importantly, the mentioned Au-nonacene interactions can thus be considered as an indication of an increased open-shell character of nonacene molecules.

However, for the long time perspective, there is an indication of an increased mobility of the lanthanide EDTA complexes, which deviates from the results of the model calculations.

For now, Dr. Rossouw said, with just estrogen, "the risks and benefits remain unclear," but "we can say there is no indication of an increased risk of breast cancer".

This can be utilized as an indication of an increased background noise.

We also believe that the continued expansion of NPAW events is a strong indication of an increased national responsiveness to postdoctoral issues, and a sign that our efforts are bearing fruit.