Sentence examples for indication will include from inspiring English sources

The forthcoming edition of the SPHERE Handbook, if circulated drafts are an indication, will include references to palliative care needs of patients in relation to non-communicable diseases and incorporates a new chapter on the alleviation of suffering and palliative care.

Only the Pope and his closest advisors know what he will say, but if his remarkable 184-page climate encyclical, "On Care for Our Common Home," is any indication, it will include some brutally honest straight talk about America's moral imperative to address the global climate crisis.

If the main game's content is any indication, those levels will include remixed classic tracks (Nintendo does fan service better than almost anyone else) and entirely new tracks built to take advantage of the Wii U's hardware.

Indications for surgery will include both primary and secondary hepatic malignancies and benign liver pathologies.

There's no hard indication yet that Apple will include wireless charging in the iPhone 7. The technology has been around for a number of years and is on the wish-list of many every time a new iPhone is due on the horizon (naturally Taniyama-Shimura applies here).

If Somalia is any indication, the post-Cold War future will include some wars so unconventional that they can hardly be called wars at all.

Other functions will include a visual indication that the speaker has heard the wake words, Hey, Siri.

There is no indication at this stage whether that will include content from user-generated outlets like YouTube for instance.

And if campus Republican groups are any indication, the next generation of Republican talent will include a disturbing number of neo-Nazis.

Early indications suggest that the re-imagined curriculum will include more computer science, but will be considerably shorter, "to allow for innovation".

Outputs will include a summative list of unique indications, an evidence map with validity/reliability assessments, a detailed evaluation of the content underlying indications and a RAM-based sorting of indications into chapters subdivided by associated decision variables.