Finally, in the fifth module, questions were aimed at the observed suicide victims' behavioural patterns such as erratic gesture, mimic or movement, out of the ordinary clothing, aimlessly wandering about, erratic communication pattern, dropping of personal belongings, confused impression, indication of alcohol or the avoidance of eye contact.
But Ray Brescia, of the Urban Justice Center, an advocacy group for poor and homeless New Yorkers, said that the few people who had received such letters say that the language is confusing, with no clear indication that an applicant has been approved.
The GPs often confuse the suggested indications on referral forms, such as taking five or more regular medications, with the specific rules for HMR program eligibility [ 5].
That route "risks confusing Russia with ambiguous attack indications and triggering nuclear retaliation," he said.
It can be confusing to start again if the ordering gets confused -- the indication of a problem is an uneven plait.
Confusion, weakness, confused speech and difficulty with balance are an indication of a possible cranial hematoma.
The indications, both visual and aural, would have been very confusing.
For anyone puzzled by Ed Miliband's confusing talk of non-religious faith, here perhaps is an indication of what it might mean in practice.
My own indelible memories of the play — which was the first indication I had that a drama could inspire one person while unsettling or confusing another — found a dull reflection in Lucy Bailey's current staging of "Julius Caesar".
Confusing "million" and "billion" is not a typo — it's wrong by a factor of 1,000, an indication that we weren't thinking about what we were writing.
