His latest party, R.P.R.-PARNAS, which had a liberal, free-market platform opposed to Putin's centralization of power, failed to clear the five-per-cent threshold needed to gain seats in the State Duma (not that electoral results are the truest indication of potential in a political system as tightly controlled as Russia's).
What you do with information is the truest indication of integrity and character because the truth is a sacred and powerful thing.
The true indication for colonoscopy is the clinical rationale for the referral for testing, but this is difficult to measure from medical records or administrative data because the reasons for testing are not consistently documented [ 18].
It is possible that the underlying indication for treatment, maternal disease, is the true risk factor.
Nevertheless, a systematic methodology was followed in searching the literature and the review results are likely to be a true indication of the current available evidence for LHW led MNS disorder prevention interventions in LMICs.
Meeting specific criteria may not be a true indication of the quality of the activities or decisions made in the research process [ 37, 43] and methodological techniques become relied upon as "technical fixes" [ 6] which do not automatically lead to good research practice or findings.
However, the greasy wool will shrink after washing, so the quantity you order may not be a true indication of the finished product yield.
These data indicated that at low-to-moderate levels of enzootic transmission, dead bird reports alone may not be a true indication of the level and location of WNV transmission.
Of course, it's unclear how many users out of the 5 million members are active, which would be a true indication of how fast the network is growing.
