The phrase "though indicating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce an idea that is in contrast to what has been previously mentioned. For example: Though indicating a lack of interest in the subject, she still chose to enroll in the class.
Movement has sped up over the last few weeks, though, indicating we could soon start seeing peace treaties broken and heavier assaults launched.
Nagelkerke's and McFadden's Pseudo R2 are very small, though, indicating that the selected independent variables are not sufficient for fully explaining the variance of the outcome variable.
Resolution for SymKatG1 was limited though, indicating only a basal Symbiodinium F1 sequence, relative to a cluster of sequences from clades B, C, and E. Exposure to 33°C led to an arrest of cell population growth, relative to the control (μ = 0.13 ± 0.04 d−1 at 40 50 μmol quanta m−2 s−1; mean ± SE, N = 6), and a 16% decline in Fv/Fm (Table 2).
"A lot of changes will take place probably this summer," he said cryptically, though indicating he was talking about the league and not the Nets.
After the beating, though — indicating the complexity of America — all the hostile locals and state troopers and that guy with the panty hose over his face invited us over for apple pie.
Both RBC and TD do support Apple Pay, though, indicating a willingness to support mobile payment options.
All her supporters should though indicate second and third preferences.
That Lucas Meachem's Mercutio didn't elicit many audience smiles, though, indicated that something was off.
The doctors, though, indicated that the trip was not a sure thing.
One clause in the new permit, though, indicated that Ms. Martin's opposition had raised concerns.
Recent figures, though, indicate about the same rate of smoking for both groups — in the 21 to 22percentt range.
