Sentence examples for indication since the from inspiring English sources

The intercepted letter also appears to be the strongest indication since the American invasion last March that Mr. Zarqawi remains active in plotting attacks, the official said.

It was the first indication since the crash on July 25 that killed 113 people that France and Britain, whose flag carriers alone fly the needle-nosed Concorde, are eager to return it to service.

The action by the attorney general, Eduardo Medina-Moreportedrted on Thursday by Mexican news media, was the first indication since the June 5 fire that authorities have filed charges against the day-care center's owners.

In this case the collected prescription drug(s) would improperly be categorised as without correct indication, since the diagnoses are registered in 2004.

It should be noted that the values obtained from the enzyme assay only serve as rough indication since the lipase activity may vary when TAG is the substrate instead of 4-nitrophenol-palmitate [ 36, 43].

After initial questioning, Jejoen was interrogated by officials from the security forces of several countries, including the U.S. and the U.K. His descriptions of Foley's tattoos and Cantlie's family history were the first indications since the hostages had disappeared that they were still alive.

The approach to treatment within breast cancer subtypes greatly simplifies the definition of therapy indications, since the subtypes themselves incorporate many of the risk and predictive factors used in previous consensus recommendations.

However, the satisfying blocking effects obtained with cold S-HYNIC CZP are a strong indirect indication since it is rather the conjugation with S-HYNIC that is expected to affect the TNF affinity rather that the addition of 99mTc.

In order to assess the quality of fitted model and its ability to estimate strength, RMSE and r2 errors are calculated and it is found that the calculation of r2 alone may give misleading indication since r2 is very sensitive to the scattering of the explanatory variable.

These methods may only partially address confounding by indication since use of different medications for the same indication may vary according to severity or etiology of disease, both of which may affect fetal risks.

We used a 'first-treatment-carried-forward' analysis to avoid introducing confounding by indication since antihypertensive adherence varies, and beneficiaries who remain adherent may differ from the majority of hypertensive patients (Hargrove et al. 2017).