Sentence examples for is a true indication from inspiring English sources

The size of the bird in his pictures is a true indication of his distance from his subject.

"The end-of-the-year ranking is a true indication of who had the best year, but this is not the way I wanted to start," Sampras said.

Virus concentrations returned to near baseline values by day 5. Conclusions: The temporal pattern of rhinovirus shedding observed in nasal wash specimens, with a peak in virus concentration at 48 72 h after infection, is a true indication of virus production in nasal cells and not an artifact of the increased amount of nasal fluid produced during the early phase of a cold.

Intellect is a true indication of taste.

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Even if the marked heterogeneity is a true indication of population differences, different genotype frequencies do not imply differences in gene-effects on phenotype.

"The Dutch auction system has been faring very poorly after many different auctions over the years, and I believe the traditional form of bringing I.P.O.'s to the marketplace is a truer indication to investors of where after-market demand is," he said.

To ensure that the test was a true indication of calf endurance, participants from the case group were asked to indicate whether heel pain or calf muscle fatigue limited their performance.

Which would not be a true indication of my mental health – but any friends who had signed up to Radar would be able to make that judgement for themselves.

LAST year was a great year for Latin music, and by extension Latin culture, in the United States, if one accepts that the enthusiastic reception of Latin music by non-Latinos was a true indication of the music's health.

"But we led at half-time and led at full-time and that's a true indication of the game.