Sentence examples for less indication from inspiring English sources
These shifts are less indication of recession than maturation, said collector Alia Al-Senussi, who is also the chair of Tate Young Patrons.
There was even less indication that here could be a record-breaking Test cricketer when he had a brief spell in Devon the following summer, earning the nickname of Guinness as he enjoyed himself in the sleepy seaside town of Budleigh Salterton, although he did make a significant contribution to the county team's shock victory over Leicestershire in a rain-affected C&G Trophy tie in Exmouth.
Results for all 14 licence areas (not presented) give even less indication of any effects.
However, there was less indication that they regularly experimented with family members (they smoked mainly with peers) or were actively given tobacco by family members.
We cannot discard the possibility that under-diagnosis and less indication of RRT influenced the high mortality associated with AKI in the sample.
In patients with luminal disease, there is less indication for neoadjuvant cytotoxic chemotherapy unless it is given to enable breast conservation, but the option of neoadjuvant endocrine therapy also exists for many of these patients.
The MSS tumors included in this second cohort were associated with a spontaneous better prognosis with significantly less stage III CC and less indications for adjuvant chemotherapy.
Our approach of strict monitoring in all these patients was chosen in a time (year 2005) when there were less indications from literature than today.
In the literature relevant to LGT there is frequently little evidence about likely donor genomes, and even less indications of direction of transfer [ 23].
That top-tier conductors are almost always men is less an indication of institutional misogyny — though that certainly exists — than an inevitable consequence of the play-acting ritual: because the canonical composers are entirely male, so are their stand-ins.
More than half of nearly $21 million in new aid for special education went to Long Island, less an indication of a surge in students with disabilities than of a political deal the governor made to get Senate Republicans to approve more school money for New York City.
