Sentence examples for be good indication for from inspiring English sources
All cysts with latent phase were healed after surgery, and cysts with latent phase at high risk for pathological fractures may be good indication for surgery.
A history of mechanical disruption of UBC such as fracture and biopsy seems to be good indication for watchful waiting, but patients with some poor prognostic factors of fractures or with UBC in the femur should be treated with surgery.
We also chose the group of MRI of the head of children done under anaesthesia because there should be good indications for the examination as anaesthesia carries its own risks.
In general, the cavitary lesion of MAC patients is difficult to be resolved by chemotherapy alone and is good indication for surgical resection [ 18, 19].
Loss of condyle from trauma and resorption of joint are good indications for prosthesis, but the patients should be informed about limitation of jaw movement.
I say this because there are good indications for both camps, meaning nobody really knows what will happen.
Analysis of experimental data by conventional models is good indication of Langmuir efficiency for fitting and explanation of experimented data.
(A classifier is a term that indicates the group to which a noun belongs [for example, 'animate object'] or designates countable objects or measurable quantities, such as 'yards [of cloth]' and 'head [of cattle]'.) Such words as the forms for 'to be' and the classifier for animals are good indications of dialect boundaries.
Mollenkopf added that regulators around the world are beginning to allocate spectrum for 5G consistent with the company's 5G design and development effort: "Recent spectrum regulatory decisions and movement in the U.S. and Europe, combined with progress on the spectrum regulatory front in China, Japan and Korea, are good indications that the world is preparing for 5G".
Finding cochineal in silk may be a good indication for Persian origin, and lac may be found in wool of both Indian and Persian textiles.
