Sentence examples for Make an indication from inspiring English sources

Emphatically, Spencer-Brown (1969, Chap. 1) proposed such a procedure as the basis of all cognitive activity: "We take as given the idea of distinction and the idea of indication, and that we cannot make an indication without drawing a distinction".

Often when a dog does make an indication, it's found to be a false positive.

It was unclear why some cars were searched and others weren't, as the sniffer dogs did not always make an indication before a car was pulled apart by the cops.

Punters heading to Above & Beyond festival in Sydney this Saturday will be removed from the venue if drug dogs "make an indication" toward them, regardless of whether they actually have drugs or not.

At that time, he did not make any indication that he was under any duress.

This interpretation does make an assumption that indication can be defined by dose alone and so is somewhat speculative as this is not a perfect measure.

Consumers are borrowing or dipping into their savings to make purchases, "an indication that people have a lot of confidence in the future of the economy," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pa.

The Philippines also made an informal indication of its plans to cut its carbon emissions by 70% by 2030 but only if it receives financial assistance, a presidential aide told Reuters news agency on Friday.

Also, we make an effort to provide an indication of pathogenicity for each variant, whenever sufficient data are available.

The German garrison, despite being surrounded, did not make any indications of surrender.

They have direct contact with the patient, make an interview to assess the indications to the study, stay in the room either performing the study personally or following the work of the technician, evaluate the resulting images before the patient leaves the room and make a preliminary report.