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But there was also some indication on Monday that the size of the budget "blaze" is being scaled back in the government's estimation.

"There is some indication on the air traffic control tapes that they were encountering engine problems during the first approach and those continued into the second attempt," Mr. Black told reporters in Washington.

There was some indication on Friday, though, that the agency was not taking 40TW194's code as seriously as, say, tracking satellite phone communications between militants in the Hindu Kush.

But figures that give some indication on the future were weak: Ericsson booked 29 billion kronor ($4 billion) worth of net orders in the third quarter, up 3percentt from a year ago but down 13percentt from the second quarter of 2004.

The study also provides some indication on how emergence and growth of individual species might affect recruitment and survival in their habitats.

Instead of (15), we seek a bound for the approximation error that provides some indication on the trade-off between the number of independent filters, M, and the number of particles per filter, N.

However, we anticipated that with a large effect on tablet taking, we might see some indication of an effect on HbA1c.

Crash reports provided some indication of the risks on the streets adjacent to the campus.

Users are keen on some indication of the quality of results, which are shown by method validation.

However the frequency with which QTLs have been successfully identified across these studies advances the case for a genetic basis independent from Prnp while, the variability between the loci reported gives some indication of the scale on which influential variants may exist.

We found some indication of improved performance on all measures of discrimination, although confidence intervals were wide.