Sentence examples for use indicated that from inspiring English sources

Last year a range of statistics on global bandwidth use indicated that the United States was trailing other industrial nations in both broadband network consumption and penetration as a percentage of population.

Data on single drug use indicated that the prevalence of alcohol use only increased monotonically from 15.0% at age 16 to 35.6% at age 20 years, and continued to rise at a slower pace after age 20.

As expected, the stability coefficients that link earlier outcomes with later outcomes (i.e., earlier substance use predicting later substance use) indicated that both substance use and arrest predicted themselves very strongly over time.

An analysis of the building use indicated that the majority of these buildings are residential and commercial types, highlighting that the potential consequences of a tsunami could be severe.

Probability of use indicated that lesser prairie-chickens were 19 times more likely to use habitats 1000 m from the nearest tree when compared with using habitats 0 m from the nearest tree.

Assessment of visuo-spatial cue use indicated that mice do not rely on visuo-spatial cues to locate the escape hole on the small-diameter maze with a wall and intra-maze visual cues, but show reliable visuo-spatial cue use on small or large diameter mazes with no wall.

Soon after his death, the company put a black ribbon on the grid that shows the call numbers drivers use, indicating that No. 13 would never be active again.

Texas and New Mexico have deep-rooted, large and rapidly growing Hispanic populations (Texas 38.1%, New Mexico 46.7%, in the 2010 census), and both are "majority minority" (an oxymoron much in use), indicating that a majority of people are from non-white ethnic groups.

Still, the cost per genome was considered prohibitively expensive for clinical use, indicating that significant technological challenges remained before genome research could be incorporated into routine health care.

The report, which lists Westchester as one of the state's top counties for pesticide use, indicates that 22percentt of the pesticides used in Westchester, measured in gallons, are classified by the federal Environmental Protection Agency as probable, likely, or possible human carcinogens.

While it is unclear how many women fall into that category, Dr. Deborah Grady, who directs the University of California San Francisco/ Mount Zion Women's Health Clinical Research Center, says studies of prescription use indicate that half of the women who start taking the hormones are no longer renewing their prescriptions a year later.