They may, therefore, provide some indication to clinicians and health care providers when considering the family environment in screening and helping the problem child.
But tax returns provide some indication.
Only last spring, it was Lièvremont who was under growing pressure to provide some indication of style and direction.
Some say this week's hearings may provide some indication when MoveOn.org, the National Right to Life Committee, the N.A.A.C.P. National Voter Fund, the Sierra Club, America Coming Together, the Media Fund and others join the argument.
Mike A It's fairly unusual to get a "blue screen of death" (BSOD) or, correctly, a Stop Screen on Microsoft Windows 7, but the screen should provide some indication of what went wrong.
She said that Europe might provide some indication of where the United States was headed because, as highly populated as it is with phones, it is still slightly behind Europe.
The figures are known to be well short of the true total – especially for deaths, given the mortality rate of at least 50% – but provide some indication of the way things are going.
I realize that none of them sell canned hams, but still, those rankings do provide some indication of what a lot of business travelers now regard, or at least accept, as a proper meal.
Mr. Ross began to provide some indication of the firm's future when he sent investors a letter on Wednesday announcing that the firm was moving two of his longtime lieutenants into bigger leadership roles.
Whether Mr. Paul finishes toward the higher or lower end of his forecast range might provide some indication of how robust his support is in the absence of his campaign operation.
Until then, Alexa rankings provide some indication of traffic and popularity.
