Sentence examples for gave some indication on from inspiring English sources
General Joseph Dunford, Jr., the commander of the international force in Afghanistan, gave some indication on Wednesday of what might happen should the US finally pull out of Afghanistan.
Test results also gave some indications on numerical model simulation parameters.
Suggestions of lunar ice first came in 1996 when radio data from the Clementine spacecraft gave some indications of the presence of ice on the wall of a crater at the moon's south pole.
But figures that give some indication on the future were weak: Ericsson booked 29 billion kronor ($4 billion) worth of net orders in the third quarter, up 3percentt from a year ago but down 13percentt from the second quarter of 2004.
The sequence analysis of the three BAC clones gives some indication on why the Pt genome may be larger than the Pgt genome.
Many phylogenetic studies rely solely on Bayesian posterior probabilities and bootstrap proportions to give some indication on how reliable are the inferences, despite other methods of estimation of the robustness of phylogenetic signal that are available.
Thus, the distributions of x-ray types were inspected to give some indication on whether the mix of patients (or patient-mix) varied between the high- and low-prevalence populations.
Although not really significant, P-values between 0.05 and 0.07 were considered "borderline", as already done by other authors [ 41] since they could give some indication on the trend.
However the frequency with which QTLs have been successfully identified across these studies advances the case for a genetic basis independent from Prnp while, the variability between the loci reported gives some indication of the scale on which influential variants may exist.
(2) The results give some indication of parental concepts and misconceptions on AOM and its therapy.
