Sentence examples for indicating a view from inspiring English sources

This was obtained by allocating a score of 1 to responses reflecting agreement with statements that were supportive of smoking cessation and 0 to those indicating a view that was less supportive (see Table III footnote).

"A relatively small proportion (15%) of the consultation responses from individuals indicated a view about how current models of governance and regulation for the BBC should be reformed.

The minutes of the Band Aid Charitable Trust reveal inklings of misuse and misappropriation of aid, but indicate a view was taken that it was better not to object.

It did not ask respondents directly whether they supported the proposals, but 1,124 of the submissions did indicate a view, with 642 in favour and 482 opposed.

Looking at the valley and the river gorge, they saw what we do," Clottes said, indicating a magnificent view.

The X-ray source is then adjusted until the silhouette from the reference ring is projected as a single line, indicating an orthogonal view (Fig. 4).

These results, particularly those of rainfall, are in general agreement with other tropical African climate records, indicating a somewhat consistent view of climate over a wide region of tropical East Africa.

The overall (grouped) median score was 7.5, indicating a generally positive view of the year.

Combined they give a total score ranging from 0 to 12 with a higher score indicating a more positive view.

The evidence regarding structure indicated the USA experience has been one of growth in numbers of PAs working in primary care over thirty years, indicating a tacit, positive, view of the value of PAs as a new health provider role to some employers in meeting demand for health care.

Personal communications and other accounts indicate a different view: his mixed-blood heritage and his views on slavery were unpopular in the pre Civil War southern United States.