Although women aged 35 to 44 viewed OC quite positively, there was some indication that they were poorly informed about its risks and potential long-term benefits, particularly with the arrival of low-dose oral contraception, which allow many women to use this method for longer than traditional oral contraception[ 3].
There were some indications that the Fed's outlook about the dangers from softer capital spending had changed just in the last week or so.
There are some indications that the administration is divided about whether to call for such a review, and whether one could be undertaken without focusing criticism on George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, or fueling election-year criticism that Mr. Bush misled the nation in asserting that Iraq posed a grave threat.
This need to downgrade or drop calls can be gathered from some indication about the available resources for the RN and its UEs in the new target cell, which can be included either in the HO request acknowledged command or an additional signal sent from the target eNB.
Location estimates, such as the expectation, are much more useful if they are complemented with some indication about their precision.
In the presence of Treg, which presumably downregulate functions of other T cells, the level of ζ expression in these T cells is expected to be low, thus providing some indication about activity of Treg.
But the 2007 World Cup result may be some sort of indication about the French," he said.
That's why there is an explicit indication about it," the spokeswoman said.
The F.B.I. was brought in to investigate, but there was no indication about what would unfold 11 hours later.
