A retrospective contact investigation found no indication of person-to-person transmission to contacts in Germany (17 ).
In other words, IQ is not only the potential a person is born with, but an indication of a person's developed "intelligence" by the time he is evaluated, after being exposed to the influences of his first years of life.
If then you decide to have a further date or dates with this person, it should give you a pretty good indication of this person's morals, sexual education and perhaps somewhat of their sexual history.
Perennial dissatisfaction is a major indication of a person with a negative mindset; a positive thinker can spot such a person a mile away and will do their best to steer clear (hence, you attract more negativity than its opposite).
Therefore we believe it is an important finding of this study that it cannot be concluded by implication that personal values in life give a definite indication of a person's probable preferences for end-of-life care.
"It's an indication of a person having great difficulty controlling their sexual instincts".
These UK provisions do not comply with EU rules defining consent as 'freely given, specific and informed indication of a person's wishes'," it added.
During the debate, he claimed that tax returns don't give any indication of a person's wealth, which is nonsense.
All we need for you to do is sign to fulfill her wishes.' " Signing up on the registry has more power than the traditional donor card or an indication of a person's consent on a Texas driver's license, said Mela Perez, the communications manager for the organ-sharing alliance.
Behavioural intention is defined as "an indication of a person's readiness to perform a behaviour" (Fishbein and Ajzen, 2010).
We reported that IP addresses can only provide an approximate indication of a person's whereabouts, not usually more accurate than their country, state or city.
