Sentence examples for indication both from inspiring English sources
MPs said: "The email was a strong indication both of additional lawbreaking and of the possible involvement of others.
But if Monday's testimony was any indication, both men will figure centrally in what promises to be a lengthy, contentious trial.
The fierce disagreements within and about Murray's poetry are an indication both of the difficulties the country faces and of what is at stake.
The pirates who hijacked her at first demanded $20m, an indication both of their growing confidence and a form of score-keeping.
— Backed by two conservative groups, Stanford Law School has opened the nation's only clinic devoted to religious liberty, an indication both of where the church-state debate has moved and of the growth in hands-on legal education.
The content of a given narrative is an indication both of its form miracle story, controversy, or conversion story, for example—and of the narrative's use within the life of the community.
The indications, both visual and aural, would have been very confusing.
Furthermore, there are indications both from our analysis and from the literature (Fernandez et al, 2001) that the gender difference in the epidemiology of CRC has steadily increased during the last few decades.
Some of the early indications, both published and unpublished, have shown FOXP3 expression in human CD25+CD4+ T cells ([ 36], H Yagi and S Sakaguchi, unpublished results); however, it already seems that there are some discrepancies with the murine data.
Health problems during the second and the third trimesters were more frequent among women who had cesarean deliveries without medical indications (both were 40percentthanhan women who had cesarean deliveries with medical indication (22.3 and 28.9percentt) and women who had vaginal deliveries (16.1 and 19.6percentt).
Both methodologies are in quantitative agreement under most conditions, indication that both current theory and simulation methods are capable of recapitulating aspects of protein folding even by utilizing a simplistic protein model.
