Sentence examples for indirect indication from inspiring English sources

In some cases it is necessary to use proxy values or indicators that provide only an indirect indication of the country's characteristics of interest.

Australian scientists have designed a blood test to detect long-term use, but it provides only an indirect indication of EPO and is legally less reliable.

It was possible that the levels were an indirect indication that the problems at the plant were deeper than had been publicly acknowledged.

Epidemiological studies of humans have also shown that when one generation experiences a famine, this can increase the risk of metabolic diseases in their grandchildren – an indirect indication of inherited epigenetic changes.

If the Brookhaven experiments are an indirect indication that supersymmetric particles exist, then the size of the observed effect suggests that they could be produced and detected directly in a new generation of particle accelerators that will soon begin collecting data, several theorists said.

Water content of the membranes is an indirect indication of the hydrophilicity and flux behavior of membranes.

For some sources, there are sufficient indications (such as geological, tectonic, seismicity, and so forth) to delineate source zone boundary reliably, while for others, boundaries are indicated from indirect indications (magnitude lineaments, geomorphology, and so forth).

"There are strong indirect indications that it is right around the corner".

He said there were "indirect indications" of an Indian link to the abduction of Daniel Pearl, a Wall Street Journal reporter, and that claim was echoed today by the Foreign Ministry spokesman, Aziz Ahmad Khan.

Several studies have documented indirect indications for the 'buffer' option.

Other test methods were also necessary, as the RaLa experiments provided only indirect indications about the formation of problematic jets that plagued the early implosion designs, but RaLa was the most important.