Sentence examples for particularly good indication from inspiring English sources

(Of course, that 50percentt are those who actually leave their unhappy marriages and not a particularly good indication of the happiness level or nightmare potential of those who remain).

Lesions in or close to the liver, as well as close to the bladder or any other area of intense physiological uptake are particularly good indications to add SPECT, because some tumour sites can only be observed on SPECT (Gelfand et al, 1994; Rufini et al, 1995, 1996).

As previously mentioned, urea was not used to treat brain oedema in this study (although this could represent a good indication, particularly if the intravenous route is used) [ 21].

Did they whip their head around?" Unsurprisingly, early indications are that lots of heading isn't particularly good for you.

In proper indications however, specially in the vermillon border, lip expansion remains a good indication.

Results presented in this work provide a good indication of the potential of the alginate-starch aerogels in biomedical applications, particularly for bone regeneration.

It also shows that while these two scales provide a good indication of possible depression and anxiety, the estimates of prevalence so derived could vary, particularly for anxiety.

So that was a pretty good indication.

Some rematches look particularly good.

Particularly good for afternoon bbqs.

Hannibal Buress is particularly good.