Sentence examples for simple indication from inspiring English sources

And in 70% of the countries, citizens are denied a simple indication of how much is spent by their government on classified weapons projects.

In particular, the blood of a healthy birth can be hard to distinguish from the blood of a life-threatening haemorrhage.An invention by Mohammad Abdul Quaiyum of the International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research in Dhaka should help to change that by providing a simple indication of whether a woman who has just given birth is in danger of bleeding to death.

One simple indication of this diversity is the absence or presence of linkers in AVCs.

A simple indication of the rapid growth of this area is the number of new and existing standards.

For general download operations, such as that of a Wikipedia dump, applications such as scp, curl, and wget can be used to obtain a simple indication of speed in relation to elapsed time.

As the post-mortems begin on how London compares with other Games in terms of crowd numbers, finances, sporting excellence and that beast of many faces called "legacy", there is one simple indication of the success of the past two weeks.

The design procedure leads to very simple indications on the optimal values of the device's mechanical parameters; these optimal values substantially depend only on the mass and stiffness ratio between the two structures.

College diplomas transitioned from simple indications of education to bargaining chips holding measurable monetary value.

The results of these analyses agree with results from quantitative simulations of the task reported in previous publications and provide simple indications of the memory demands of the tasks which can require far less computation than a full simulation of the task.

Probably the simplest indication of the originality and importance of the Hudson River School artists is the extent to which they changed the way we see the American landscape.

If breathing matches metabolic rate, the systemic arterial blood gases (the partial pressures of oxygen [PaO2] and of carbon dioxide [PaCO2]) should remain constant and the stability of PaCO2 is the simplest indication of how well matching occurs.