Sentence examples for indication that could from inspiring English sources
At the time the two economies appeared to be impressive, there was one indication that could have provided a warning.
If American media sites are any indication, that could provide a big boost to its finances over the long term.
We analyzed stroke treatment optimization as a clinical indication that could serve as a "proof of concept" for the widespread implementation of pharmacogenetics.
As the major countries had developed industrialization long before these periods, there was no clear indication that could help define structural transformation by the ratio of export to import, but sectoral wage growth was usually higher in the service sector than in the manufacturing sector, and that of the manufacturing sector was higher than that of the agricultural sector.
But if Wednesday's guilty verdict against four Blackwater guards is any indication, that could be changing.
We ensure the compliance of our models with premises of linear regressions and find no indication that could materially change our results.
The authorities said that although they were unable to confirm the news reports, they had found "some indications that could provide a plausible explanation for the situation and behavior".
However, other autoimmune diseases, such as SLE, are additional indications that could be evaluated with this molecule.
There are also established brief evidence-based psychological treatments of nightmares such as imagery rehearsal therapy (IRT) and some medications for specific indications that could be considered to reduce the potential impact of nightmares on future psychopathology.
Therefore, breast MRI has gained a role for all indications that could benefit from its high sensitivity, such as detection of multifocal lesions, detection of contralateral carcinoma and in patients with familial disposition.
The Mayaguez affair was the first indication that you could take the United States out of Vietnam, but you could not take Vietnam out of the United States.
