Sentence examples for indicating it would be from inspiring English sources
He said the new BBC production outfit "will be part of the BBC family in the way BBC Worldwide is", indicating it would be a standalone subsidiary.
Participation was however highly correlated with two other exogenous variables indicating it would be inappropriate to dismiss it as being unrelated to success.
Black's call-up to the squad had been controversial, coming after club team-mate Lee Wallace had been left out of the squad with Levein indicating it would be difficult for the full-back to make the squad now he was playing in the Scottish Third Division.
Similar to the lapSVM motif), lapSVM CKSAAP) also exhibits good overall performance on the curated testing dataset (AUC = 0.829), indicating it would be another competitive predictor of MAPs.
Women indicating having no difficulties were recoded as "No" before the statistical analysis, while those indicating it would be "a little bit difficult" or "really difficult" were regarded as respectively experiencing moderate or serious financial distress.
The test could detect as few as 20 copies of the 18S rRNA gene per ml of whole blood indicating it would be useful in detecting chronic infections with low parasitemias that are common in infections with Babesia species.
Lenovo, which in 2005 acquired the personal computer business of I.B.M., has indicated it would be interested in acquiring Packard Bell to bolster its own European position.
However, its unique chemical properties and convenient half-life of 4.2 days indicated it would be only a matter of time for its frequent application to become a reality.
In October, when Amazon reported strong third-quarter revenue growth and earnings that were pretty much what the company had predicted, but indicated it would be spending more to support continued growth, investors hammered its stock.
