ASE positions were removed if they were found to be within 20 bp of another SNP, within 15 bp of an INDEL, had a low calling indication or ratio of <0.3 between SNP reads.
Mr. Poroshenko justified the action because of what he called indications that Russia could seize other parts of Ukraine's territory, and citizens should be ready to resist.
In the absence of actual war, the most immediate of intelligence is called "indications and warning," or I&W.
He added later in the call that, "indications are we've seen the bottom of this downturn".
That's good enough to be called an "indication", says Ubachs, but for such an important potential result it is not a cast-iron observation.
North Korea also said its nuclear arsenal had become "diversified" — a comment some analysts called an indication that North Korea had begun building uranium-fueled bombs in addition to its limited stockpile of plutonium weapons.
WASHINGTON — The Air Force's senior civilian official and its highest-ranking general were ousted by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates on Thursday following an official inquiry into the mishandling of nuclear weapons and components, an episode that Mr. Gates called an indication of systemic problems in the Air Force.
In his written statement, Senator Durbin said the C.I.A. had told the intelligence committee that 80 copies of the one-page summary had been distributed to the White House, a fact he called an indication that the document had not been prepared exclusively for the president.
Not all researchers answered our call for indications and therefore we cannot expect that the present analysis encompass all possible young and prominent software engineering researchers.
Though there is little analyst coverage of the company, it did say on its fourth-quarter 2008 earnings call that indications were that print revenue would not decline at a steeper rate in the first quarter of 2009 than in the fourth quarter of 2008.
