Sentence examples for any indicators on from inspiring English sources

While Kantar doesn't give any indicators on early iPhone sales, we already know from Apple that sales of the two new models topped 9 million for the opening weekend, compared to 5 million for the iPhone 5 release last year.

When the switch is triggered (which requires both a push and slide to prevent accidental activation), it starts transmitting data and recording without displaying any indicators on the screen, making it usable without alerting any potential attacker.

We focused our multivariable analysis on any indicators of childhood SES that had statistically significant bivariable associations with DNA methylation (p < 0.1).

Update: Tabs in GarageBand don't have any indicators for bends or hammer-ons, which really should be shown.

"We have not had any indicator of an effect on tourism, and this has been going on since November," said Cleo Battle, the executive vice president of the Louisville Convention and Visitors Bureau.

We also found out that uninformed replication mechanisms like path adaptive replication (random replication on the delivery path) in combination with LRU might be an alternative for dynamic delivery that does not rely on any indicator of interest such as hormones or pheromones.

Using these three aspects is better than using 'having some difficulty on any indicator' to measure disability (40).

In addition to being airtight, corrosion-proof, and moisture-eating, the container is equipped with an indicator on the outside to notify watchers of any trouble within.

If peals of laughter and swarms of activity are any indicator, BREC on the Geaux was an immediate success, Drake said.

If the character of the 488 is any indicator, once on the boil a driver will rarely let revs drop much below 4000 rpm anyway.

Although at national level, this will have a negligible impact on any indicators, at a disaggregated level, the invisibility is more marked (see Table 1) with the socio-economic characteristics of some administrative areas effectively missing or seriously underrepresented by most census data.