Sentence examples for general indications from inspiring English sources

We intend to show that such an approach, simple in its application and requiring no particular skills of analysis, makes it possible to go beyond the general indications provided by the rough indicators of coverage and obtain a truer picture of the real immunization activities in regions or health districts.

The correlation between going far from home for college and studying abroad in more challenging countries has not been studied closely, experts acknowledge, but more general indications of comfort level often prove determinative.

An individual planet's influences are related both to its general indications when regarded as ominous in Mesopotamian texts and to the traits of its presiding deity in Greek mythology.

But even as Mr. Bloomberg, the billionaire founder of Bloomberg L.P., argued that voters should look outside the political system for a new mayor during this time of fiscal distress, rather than to any of the career public officials who are his rivals, he offered only the most general indications of how he would deal with the situation he warned of.

The new HPLC/TLC method allow to make the quality control in terms of general indications of European Pharmacopoeia Monographs.

This supplement provides some general indications of Aristotle's awareness and participation in mathematical activities of his time.

Can he give a general indication of the positive points he wanted made?

"Sir John should give a general indication of when he's likely to publish," Campbell said.

"Rather than painting a complete picture of displacement in a country, [the estimates] give a general indication of the scale of a number of situations at a given point in time," the report said.

This will be helpful in practice, although there is no doubt still room for debate over what is meant by a "general indication" of the reasons for reaching a comment, as opposed to what is meant by "detail".

This provides a general indication of the relative reliability of data contained in such world series maps as the 1 1,000,000-scale aeronautical charts and International Maps of the World.