Sentence examples for discernible indication that from inspiring English sources

What must have made matters worse is the absence of any discernible indication that Dyke has forsaken his former profession.

In humans, fusion of the legs in sirenomelia occurs in a spectrum of morphologies, ranging from the mildest cases in which all bones of the two fused lower limbs are discernible (Fig. 1C,D), to the most severe cases in which there is no indication that the single rudimentary lower limb that is present derives from the fusion of two (Fig. 1A,B).

Like Queen Victoria before her, the monarch gave no discernible indication of being amused.

There was no indication that anyone did.

There is every indication that it will.

There's little indication that "Alex, Inc".

The ultimate indication that everyone is happy?

Bush gives little indication that he does.

Some indication that he is kidding around.

There is no indication that she does.

For neonates and persons older than 65 years, the fraction of indeterminate deaths (code 99) is higher than in other age groups and this could be an indication that in these age groups, assigning a COD is more difficult, either because informants do not have enough information or deaths occur with less discernible symptoms.