Sentence examples for indications received from from inspiring English sources

As a result from the indications received from these analyses, we were able to appoint the organ numbers for C. vulgaris wild-type and 'bud-flowering' phenotypes as summed up in the given floral formulas.

She said that she and her husband, Karl Soderlund, made no modifications to the car, an indication that whatever technical data she received from the factory (called Smartville, wouldn't you know, in Hambach, France) answered the concerns of the customs service.

The decision to purchase rights to the diaries was taken after the very positive indications of their authenticity by Lord Dacre, and the assurances received from Stern magazine".

One indication of that is the gentle questioning Dr. Carmona received from the Senate health committee.

"From every indication I have, from the pictures and reports that I received from the DA, it says that 76 bullets came out of that magazine".

The system determines the position of an object body by fusion of the information received from INS (Inertial Navigation System) sensor with RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indication) readings.

The Colombian government says it is open to continuing to negotiate an agreement and removing Panama from the list, just as soon as it agrees to Colombia's conditions.The Colombian government "has the will to fix this problem as long as we receive from Panama an indication that they also want to resolve it through some sort of information sharing agreement," said Mr Santos.

If the letters Gomez receives from scholarship recipients are any indication, the SHPE scholarships are making a real difference in people's lives.

–Color Depth: The color depth your scanner is able to produce is an indication of the range of color variation you will receive from your scans.

The Mets spokesman Jay Horwitz confirmed that the team had received indications from the commissioner's office that it would be the host of an All-Star Game.

The United States Supreme Court has asked the Justice Department for its views, and government lawyers said they had received indications from the Bush transition team that Mr. Bush would support such laws as a way to protect patients.