Sentence examples for measure an indication from inspiring English sources

Still, just 24 Democrats voted against the measure, an indication of its broad appeal to voters.

Mr. Warner, the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, originally co-sponsored the measure, an indication of just how sensitive the issue of policy toward Cuba remains.

This is not dissimilar to the findings of Dela Cruz et al. [ 22] who found that Filipinos have good self-rated health despite higher than normal anthropometric measures, an indication of increased risk for chronic diseases.

This measure is an indication of the amount of information present in an image region.

To correlate the patterns of change in SPECT signal with time relative to delivered dose distributions, SPECT signal intensity will be used as a measure of local renal function – a change in this measure is an indication of 'renal response'.

There is no certainty, however, that such a measure would not invoke cries of discrimination from those who may misinterpret the measure as an indication that the body organs of such individuals are of lesser value.

Even so, this preliminary measure is an indication of the strong opinions that Dr. Sexton's tenure has produced.

Thus, this measure provides an indication of students' justifications for academically dishonest conduct.

This measure gives an indication on how different manipulations affect the way participants believed they were driving [3], from −5 = very poor to +5=very well.

Samsung does not typically break out device sales to consumers but its channel sales measure provides an indication of how much end-user demand its sales channels are experiencing.

This percentage measure provides an indication of any consistent changes between metabolic states across subjects.