Sentence examples for which gives indication from inspiring English sources

We believe that the high values of this factor are resulting from high effective porosity which gives indication about high permeability and this confirmed that the assumption of the increase in permeability also increases the formation factor (Chapellier 1992).

The basic reproduction number R 0, the average number of infections by an infective in an immunologically naive population (see, e.g., Diekmann et al. [ 24] or van den Driessche and Watmough [ 25]), is an important epidemiological quantity which gives indication to the potential severity of an epidemic.

Both figures show high contents of chlorine in their patinas which gives indications of the presence of a non-protective patina.

Important properties such as tissue compliance, which give indications regarding the health of the tissue, can not be accessed.

The study area covered archaeological sites from Maine to Pennsylvania and included 1887 radiocarbon dates from more than 500 sites, 63 pollen and 40 charcoal records (which indicate what kinds of plants were present), as well as isotope records from lake sediments and lake-level measurements (which give indications of temperature and soil moisture).

Gastropods, bivalves and some extinct forms retain larval shell(s) at the apex/umbo, which give indications about the type of larva.

But they will also lead to more general genetic testing which gives an indication of someone's likelihood of falling ill.

Just 4 per cent strongly support the flogging off of yet another public service, which gives an indication of how few hardcore free-marketeers there are.

The warning places Tunisia in the same category as Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia, which gives some indication of the seriousness of the decision.

"Since the law was passed," Anne Webber reports, "the Austrians have restored over 30,000 items from federal museums alone, which gives an indication of how much looted property there has been in Austria, and how much remains to be restored".

The quality of the preserved narrative of the reign of David, which gives every indication of having come from the hand of a contemporary eyewitness, demonstrates that literature flourished under the aegis of the court.