Sentence examples for indication of depth from inspiring English sources

Delta power, considered to be an indication of depth of sleep, did not differ significantly among groups or within groups over the daily training sessions.

Each prism was snapped in half, one half was tested using Phenolphthalein indicator, to give an indication of the depth of carbonation, and subsequently used for sorptivity tests, while the other was used for compressive strength testing.

The practice of the intelligence commission has provided little public indication of the depth of any problems it has found.

Those matches, the report said, might be only an indication of the depth of the problem.

That may simply be an indication of the depth of the recession.

The lawyers acknowledged the unusual nature of a member of the prominent Bronfman family suing Selig, but one said, "It's some indication of the depth of feeling".

In another indication of the depth of divisions that remain, a senior cleric, Grand Ayatollah Nasser Makarem-Shirazi, called for "national conciliation".

There, upon closer inspection, was another name and, perhaps, an indication of the depth of Mr. Gelman's fixation.

A meeting on Thursday evening of doctors in the BMA's London branch is expected to give an indication of the depth of hostility towards the changes, which will see commissioning of healthcare handed to GPs.

The key rate has been lowered by a total of three and a half percentage points since then, a clear indication of the depth of concern in New Zealand — and elsewhere — about the economic slowdown that has swept around the world.

But a Treasury official's note on 28 October 1982 to the then chief secretary to the Treasury, Leon Brittan, gave an indication of the depth of internal opposition Howe and Thatcher faced.