Sentence examples for indications in either from inspiring English sources
However, closer examination of every single study that claimed to have found some association reveals that there were clear indications in either the data presented or the statistical methods used that the association was spurious.
There was no indication in either magazine that the end had come, though the last issue of Imagination omitted its letter, book review and pen-pal columns, all of which had appeared regularly in prior issues.
There was also no indication in either treatment arm of a time effect on CXRs (P>0.11).
There was no indication in either treatment arm of a significant time effect on normal FEV1 levels (P>0.57), nor any differences detected between treatments at each of the four time points (P>0.23).
There were no indications in terms of either cellular or biochemical parameters to indicate that active lung inflammation occurred as a result of exposure (Table 1); the only statistically significant changes found were decreases in lavage fluid total cell number after 6 days of exposure and β-glucuronidase activity after 12 days of exposure.
It is part of the ANSF development process to encourage and accelerate ANSF capability, responsibility, and ownership, not an indication of changes in either ANSF capabilities or the security mission.
Limitation of motion was not a major preoperative indication for surgery in either group.
The results have revealed no strong indication of migration in either direction using all loci together.
The results have revealed no indication of migration in either direction using all loci together in both comparisons (Florianópolis vs Itatiaia A and Florianópolis vs Itatiaia B).
This is perhaps the situation found between the allopatric Florianópolis and Itatiaia (A and B) with no strong indication of migration, in either direction, as suggested by the IM results.
Mr. Rajaratnam's lawyers say that there is no indication, in either the text or the history of the federal law that authorizes electronic surveillance, that Congress intended to include insider trading in the list of fraud offenses appropriate to investigate with wiretapping.
