Most of the demographic and historical referral indications have been shown to poorly predict occurrence of complications and bad delivery outcome [ 17, 19- 21].
The stocks of Goldman, Morgan Stanley and similar firms trade at valuations that are depressed by historical standards, an indication that investors harbor deep doubts about the industry's long-term prospects.
The immediate results of these discussions were the formation of the Ocean Biogeographic Information System (OBIS), a system of databases in which extant knowledge was collected, and the History of Marine Animal Populations (HMAP) project, which endeavoured to survey historical data for indications of human impact on the oceans.
The regulations also require some indication of historical corporate performance.
And, in calculating that value, the important thing to bear in mind is that historical performance is no indication of future performance, says the executive director of P&MM Events and Communications, Nigel Cooper, who has led a number of business acquisitions.
Historical records give no indication that a great earthquake has occurred in this region during the last 400 years (Kelleher 1972).
Its thesis is that the political views and values of the Muslim elite, including thinkers and rulers (there is scant indication in historical sources of what people in general thought) were less specifically 'Islamic' and more diverse than has often been suggested.
Hence, even if polyphagy is a trait that is difficult to trace on a phylogeny in itself [ 12, 17, 27], we propose that diverse host use within a taxon is a good indication of historical widening of the host plant range.
The obtained maps of ThickLM and StiffLM were consistent with the expected effects of erosion at the catchment scale and provide indications of historical erosion events.
As the latest round of UN climate talks got under way here in Peru a fortnight ago, there were indications that historical divisions were continuing to be worn down.
