Sentence examples for indicated little of from inspiring English sources
But officials in Washington said an early assessment of the booty indicated little of intelligence value.
Her pure, smooth soprano and alert presence were both endearing, although she indicated little of the intensity that drives this young girl to her final act of self-sacrifice.
The father was handsome, with perfectly shaped cheekbones and deep-set eyes not often found in a Chinese face, but the strain in his smile and the tiredness in those eyes seemed to indicate little of the happiness the daughter believed had existed in her parents' marriage.
The show is billed as a "midcareer survey," but its disappointing catalog indicates little of the research, documentation or context setting that such projects usually entail, and the exhibition hasn't been allotted much more gallery space than one of the museum's "projects series" showing work by emerging artists.
While our results tell us what patients do, they may indicate little of what they think.
It is clear, however, that confidence limits based on a single approach indicate little of the uncertainty that we should show around estimates of excess.
The genetics of the C. mollissima population compared with its parents indicated little effect of selection pressure as each of the parent trees contributed at least one offspring.
The μ values indicated little contribution of inactivation to removal of either cultured or sewage microorganisms.
In addition, consideration of competing risks indicated little chance of biased results in our original model with miniscule parameter estimates in the competing risks model for all study covariates (Additional file 3).
Nevertheless, there has been a continuous discussion of mammography screening, which started in full in 2000 after a Cochrane review of the randomized trials indicated little effect of screening [ 12].
Comparison of crude and adjusted models indicated little confounding of the relation between type 2 diabetes and exposure variables.
