Instead, it is an indicator that a physician's visit is necessary.
The exodus is not the only indicator that a major food crisis is brewing in the Horn of Africa after the driest year for 60 years.
Through regular pet-market monitoring, conservationists and governments could use this information as an early indicator that a particular species is in trouble, the researchers reported.
Through regular pet-market monitoring, conservationists and governments could use this information as an early indicator that a particular species is in trouble, the researchers report.
As strange as it may seem, smoking is a strong cultural indicator that a Chinatown continues to serve a vibrant population of immigrants.
The youthful protesters seemed to be the latest indicator that a carapace of resistance to gun policy changes in the United States could be cracking.
IF a front-page assault in The Onion, the weekly satirical newspaper, is any indicator that a new trend has reached cultural critical mass, the marketers of tooth-whitening products must have been dancing in the cubicle aisles last week.
The Census Bureau report showed a 62percentt increase from 1990 in the number of people who identified themselves as Arab or Arabic, rather than by national origin, an indicator that a pan-ethnic identity may be taking shape.
Defendants argue that passage of the Regents Competency Tests -- which measure the reading, writing and mathematic competency required of eighth to ninth graders -- is a sufficient indicator that a student is capable of voting or serving on a jury...
Forensic textbooks had long described the effect as a key indicator that a fire had burned "fast and hot," meaning that it had been fuelled by a liquid accelerant, causing the glass to fracture.
"The awards are just another indicator that a lot of people are going online for their news," said Sreenath Sreenivasan, a Columbia journalism professor who is the administrator of the awards.
