Sentence examples for the operation indicates from inspiring English sources

When integrated with the fuel cells the operation indicates that the hydrogen quality is good enough for long-term operation.

If, as the operation indicates, Israel has learned the lessons from 2006, it may well come out of Cast Lead with its deterrence strengthened, a robust international force combating smuggling from Egypt, and its citizens free from Hamas rockets.

Certainly events after the operation indicate a level of cooperation.

The intelligence we had to launch the operation indicated that Al Qaeda and Taliban had been using the area in the recent past and may still be there.

The Times said that the operation "indicated a tentative willingness among Russian officials to become more deeply involved in Afghanistan two decades after American-backed Afghan fighters defeated the Soviet military there".

Volatile fatty acids concentrations measured during the operation indicated that hydrolysis, but not acetogenesis or methanogenesis, was rate limiting.

Masson's staining and Sirius Red staining on day 14 after the operation indicated that renal fibrosis was markedly reduced in the RBP-J cKO mice: the interstitial collagen area in the fibrotic kidney of the RBP-J cKO mice was about half of that in the control (Fig. 1A and 1B).

Marques said multiple interviews with police who took part in the operation indicated hundreds had likely been killed and summarily buried.

Second-look laparotomy in the second animal at 40 days after the operation indicated there was no congestion in the uterus, and the uterus showed the typical red color of a normal uterus.

The decision boundary moves up for patients who require drug administration after the operation, indicating that for these patients, the risk of morbidity will be high even at higher values of oxygen delivery.

Although this operation indicated the probable result of a full-scale invasion of Britain, the threat remained and British forces began a close blockade of the surviving landing craft that were anchored in the Cotentin ports.