Sentence examples for direct indication for from inspiring English sources
NEXAFS spectroscopy provides a direct indication for the formation of conjugated carbon double bonds in the surface region of the PP samples.
Like the WWVB time code, only the tens and units digits of the year are transmitted; unlike the WWVB time code, there is no direct indication for leap year.
The position of the occlusions and disocclusions is a direct indication for the ownership of the object boundary, the complete outline is provided by the motion discontinuities.
This confirms that the presence of such a sequence is no direct indication for regulation by AmyR, as was concluded previously for AmyR, XlnR and other regulators of Aspergillus (Coutinho et al. 2009).
In summary, CRRT and IRRT are equivalent dialysis strategies regarding outcome for the ICU patient with AKI, with a few exceptions for specific problems that are a direct indication for either one or the other strategy.
This means that FFDM can be omitted if a direct indication for CESM exists, for example in (postmenopausal) women with a suspicious palpable breast mass, or women with incidental suspicious breast findings observed in other imaging exams, such as chest CT examinations.
These observations are direct indications for the key role S-SMase plays in LDL aggregation and are also consistent with the previously reported decrease in diet-induced plaque formation in asm−/−/ldlr−/− mice [ 28].
While water production rates gave a direct indication of catalyst activity for the oxidation reaction, CO2 production rates were indirectly interpreted as its ability to oxidize surface adsorbed carbon to provide long-term stable operations.
We assumed that the first choice is a direct indication of the people's value for a species.
It also provided a marker for exposure, a direct indication of red tide aerosol exposure.
Further, evidence of participation restrictions gives a less direct indication of problems in body structure or function for women and more deprived individuals.
