Sentence examples for indication better from inspiring English sources

If the experience of the American troops already training police officers in Ghazni Province is any indication, better policing may be impossible for Afghanistan unless government officials at all levels stop cannibalizing their civil administration and police force for a quick profit.

Subsequently, new data from comparative studies made it possible to define the initial indication better or to extend the use of the drug to other diseases.

If anything, in this series, the Heat are on the diminutive side, too small to take anything for granted and from most indications better off for it.

His imitation of adulthood is, by all indications, better than the real thing.

We interpret the movements away from this first location as indication of better labour market conditions and/or better amenities or quality of life.

This was an indication of better strength/stiffness retaining capacity of the walls after subjected to impact.

Concave shape of joint is an indication of better interlocking and hence improvement of joint strength as compared to other solid state joining.

Empirical evidence from England has shown that leg length provides an indication of better pre-pubertal nutrition which may suggests that childhood exposures might influence adult disease risk (Gunnell 2001).

A small value of τ gives indication of better response.

In this paper, the lower fuel consumption is the indication of better performance.

A relative standard deviation of 0.55% is an indication of better prediction in the experimental design.