Sentence examples for indication was provided from inspiring English sources

While money from last year's budget was earmarked to fund future projects, no indication was provided by the government that new initiatives would not be funded this year, he announced on CBC public broadcasting.

A meta-analysis on three large randomized trials [3] showed that higher PEEP could be beneficial in more severe ARDS patients, but no indication was provided on how to titrate this higher PEEP: Indeed, while in two studies an oxygenation-based criterion was used, in the third trial a respiratory mechanics-based method was used.

In addition the group leaders were supervised three times during the course of the intensive training, and indication was provided that the group training in the sites were conducted according to the principles of the intervention model.

The 4.8% (n=3508) of referrals for whom no indication was provided, were excluded from further analysis, although they were most likely referred for carrier screening, as 95% of these samples were from women of reproductive age.

No indication is provided on the type of endpoints to be assessed, of the methods to be used, or of the approach (laboratory or field) to be applied.

One of the first such indications was provided by the isolation of a novel transforming retrovirus 'AKT-8' from an AKR mouse T-cell lymphoma (Staal et al, 1977).

A full summary of the different imaging modalities and their indications are provided in Table 2.

The recommended curing is 1 h at 150 °C for Dupli-color and Saratoga, whereas no indications are provided for Talken.

Given this definition, indications are provided for choosing the most robust sensor configuration or how to improve the robustness of any one of the sensor configurations.

However, insufficient indications are provided in the current European and Italian codes to permit an effective use of these methods, individually or in combination, during in-situ investigation campaigns.

In addition, no indications are provided regarding priorities, relative importance, identity, and mutual relations among the different sources of information.