He was smoking a cigarette at 5 27 a.m. outside his building on Fenimore Street, the sole sign of life on a block of brownstones, other than a stray cat on the prowl.
A dim light from the restaurant's storefront is the sole sign of life, while outside a back door on Metropolitan Avenue, a menu displayed under lighted glass glows like an altar to high hopes.
Happily, its sole sign of age is a riper relationship with dance.
However, hypoechogenicity alone is inaccurate in predicting malignancy, and if used as a sole predictive sign, it has a relatively poor specificity (49%) and positive predictive value (40%) [ 30].
His house bears the sole sign for Rue Pétain (street signs in France are often on the sides of houses), and he says he is comfortable with it.
The sole sign of progress is the job training center run by the Urban League, built on the site of the QuikTrip gas station burned down by protesters.
The sole sign of something going on was five small stacks of essentials — baby clothes, a pack of diapers, two bottles, a nail clipper and a few plastic utensils from the girl's miniature kitchen — piled on the dining room table.
The sole sign of one of the 3,500 Kurdish villages destroyed by Saddam is often a pathetic pile of stones in a field where people once lived before they were killed or forced to flee, their herds of cows and flocks of sheep slaughtered, and concrete poured down the village well.
The sole sign of life is in the infant's flushed cheeks.
Chang et al.[ 28] have described that cluster structure stabilizes after 6 months of antipsychotic treatment, and the changes in physical characteristics may not be the sole sign of clinical improvement.
