Sentence examples for definite indication from inspiring English sources
No definite indication as to whether Higgins was Justice of Peace, but very likely.
A minor victory perhaps, but a definite indication of a change in attitudes.
Though Uccello must by then have been established as an independent painter, nothing of his work from this time remains, and there is no definite indication of his early training as a painter, except that he was a member of the workshop of Ghiberti, where many of the outstanding artists of the time were trained.
This issue remains controversial, and NIV has a definite indication only in hypercapnic patients [22, 32].
It is important to focus on a specific population with a definite indication.
In total, 24% of those with CHADS2=0 and 81% of those with a CHADS2=1 were reclassified as having a definite indication for OAC (CHA2DS2-VASc score ≥2).
Lynette Denny, a gynaecology professor at the University of Cape Town, told the Times: "There are definite indications for a caesarean section, which can be life saving for both mother and child.
By October 1900, however, other colleagues at the PTR, the experimentalists Otto Richard Lummer, Ernst Pringsheim, Heinrich Rubens, and Ferdinand Kurlbaum, had found definite indications that Wien's law, while valid at high frequencies, broke down completely at low frequencies.
To confirm the orbits, the astronomers checked Hubble images of Pluto and Charon made in 2002 for surface-mapping studies and found faint but definite indications of two objects moving along the orbital paths calculated from the 2005 images.
He goes on to cite Google's acquisitions of Reqwireless and Skia as definite indications that it is working on creating its own handset.
Since the definite indications of RBC transfusions in resuscitation of severe sepsis remain questionable, cancer patients with a high prevalence of underlying anemia represent a relevant subgroup to address this question in a prospective manner.
