"There are a lot of indications that point in the direction that they're going after Zhou Yongkang," said Andrew Wedeman, a professor of political science at Georgia State University who studies corruption in China.
It betrays no indication that it points the way to a road that once stretched across the continent, one that traced the trails forged by early pioneers and augured the future of car travel in this country.
If so then I would suggest that the author uses my misunderstandings as an indication that such points might be made clearer in the manuscript.
If the plateaus in asthma prevalence recently observed in these studies are real and prove to be sustained, this could be an indication that saturation point has been reached in some locations.
This may be an indication that the set point of serum calcium is higher in lithium users due to the binding of lithium to the calcium-sensing receptor of the parathyroid cell.
In 1309, Robert Clifford was granted a licence to crenellate Brougham Castle; this has been taken as an indication that by this point the rebuilding was complete.
As such, this is an indication that the previous reference points, namely the cluster representation, are no longer useful in describing the trajectory dynamics.
You see, most English-language readers have come to expect that a piece of criticism will begin with some sort of thesis -- some indication that there is a point being made and a trajectory that heads, inexorably, to that point.
In recent days, the spread between Portuguese and Spanish 10-year yields has grown to its highest level since November and was last at 2.29 percentage points, or 229 basis points, an indication that investors have grown less confident about lending to Portugal than to Spain.
An important incentive to develop such a governing body is the indication that with sufficient governance structure, point-to-point agreements would not be obligatory.
