The phrase "indication of time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a signal or marker that denotes a specific time or period.
Example: "The clock on the wall serves as an indication of time during the meeting."
Alternatives: "time reference" or "time marker".
The most useful indication of time equivalence is similar fossil content, provided of course that such remains are present.
"Critical flicker fusion frequency" – the point at which the flashes seem to merge together, so that a light source appears constant – provides an indication of time perception.
But for a manager or executive, sitting quietly might actually be an indication of time being wasted; managers are more likely to be busy when they are talking or if PowerPoint is running.
Through the window, which functioned as a mute observer of the goings on, the light kept changing, a further indication of time's advance; as dancers made their crossovers, we saw them dimly hurrying past.
The message now reads that access has been restored without any indication of time.
The germination speed index (GSI) an indication of time taken for seed germination was less in all the genotypes except Tellahamsa that had 8 GSI (Additional file 1: Figure S1a).
Results strongly imply that timelines for water quality improvement demanded by the Water Framework directive are not realistic for the Chalk, and give an indication of time-scales over which improvements might be achieved.
Aldosterone excretion in urine collected over 24 h is, therefore, likely to provide a better indication of time-averaged aldosterone release than spot plasma aldosterone concentration measurement.
Figure 1 shows a typical try-out with filtered data and an indication of times for measuring feedforward activation, onset of reflex response and its amplitude.
The time that had elapsed since the diagnosis of VL does not indicate the time of infection, which most likely had occurred months before, but is a rough indication of the time of obvious symptoms with high fever as indicator of vigorous immune responses against the infection.
CO1 exhibits significant rate variation within plethodontid salamanders, indicating that genetic distance does not provide a good indication of the time since speciation in this group [ 31].
