Sentence examples for this tends to indicate from inspiring English sources

This tends to indicate that high convective clouds and associated high rainfall would have shifted northwards.

This tends to indicate that verifying temporal properties on a trace of events is an essentially linear process, and that its breaking up into parallel steps requires a communication overhead that largely offsets the presence of parallelism.

This tends to indicate that prevention efforts have been successful, and that the course of the epidemic has been curbed by changing behaviour, whether by reducing the number of partners or by using condoms.

This all tends to indicate that Iran may be drawing close to a tipping point.

This term tends to indicate the party that supports equality, and is almost comparable to a watered-down version of communism.

This observation tends to indicate that acetate assimilation could provide the TCA cycle with oxidizable substrates to support the involvement of AOX in nitrate assimilation.

This observation tends to indicate that substrate-saturation of the alternative pathway in the presence of KCN could be reached beyond 0.5 g.L−1 acetate, which would imply that AOX capacity is not responsive to acetate concentration.

And the reason I say this is that most of the research I see — I'm sure this is oversimplified — tends to indicate that men and women tend to process news differently.

All of this electricity usage tends to indicate that a city has money to spend.

This last test tends to indicate that altered Nanobyk NPs induce a slight change in mitochondrial function.

A low salary tends to indicate low-status work (unfortunately).