We think that signs of depression among first year students should be paid attention to, and that they might serve as an indication to take preventive action against future distress.
Thus, in a patient with a past history of periodontitis that has been treated and stabilised, and who is now in the maintenance phase of periodontal care, if there is no evidence of disease progression (e.g. as evidenced by increasing probing depths), then there is no indication to take further radiographs for periodontal assessment.
James Levine, by all indications, is to take over the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 2004.
The 26-year-old has shown no indication of wanting to take on Maunsel, though he has formed an improbable friendship with the baronet.
And since he is due to make $4.2 million next season, there are strong indications he will have to take a pay cut to remain a Giant.
All chemical sellers attended a three day training on malaria, covering topics that included the antimalarial drug policy of Ghana; causes, signs, and symptoms of malaria; signs of severe disease and indications for referral; how to take a blood sample and make a blood slide; blood safety and handling of sharps; infection prevention procedures; and standard operating procedures of the study.
But Mr. Monti has given no indication that he plans to take Mr. Berlusconi up on his offer.
Whatever happens, the Five Star movement can no longer be ignored, and the violent reaction from the political (and intellectual) elite to the rise of Grillo is a clear indication that we need to take this comedian very seriously indeed.
But at the same time it lacks the dramatic punch of those stories — perhaps less a reflection on Alarcón's abilities as a novelist than an indication of his willingness to take risks.
It certainly wasn't a warning, or an indication that McConnell intends to take seriously the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution, which bars a President from receiving any money or gifts from foreign governments.
