Sentence examples for the indication from from inspiring English sources

The positive predictive value for biopsies was low (16%) compared with the indication from BI-RADS, which ranged from 25%to40%0%; this indicated that many patients referred for biopsy had no lesions.

At least that is the indication from the trade figures released this week, which provide another indication of a slowing economy.

"But the I.C.R.C. came back and visited 4 through 8 January and they -- the indication from there was that there were improvements".

The indication from Abbott that the overall refugee intake would not rise caused unrest within the party, with several MPs publicly calling for the prime minister to do more.

The indication from Gove that No 10 is prepared to restrict the voting rights of Scottish MPs may spark a coalition row after Danny Alexander, the Liberal Democrat chief secretary to the Treasury, ruled out the proposal on Wednesday.

Though the indication from one party close to discussions late last night was that no Hughes appointment was imminent, it does seems the 46-year-old has gradually been convinced that Fulham is a big enough place to renew his career, seven months after his dismissal at Manchester City.

That poses a problem, if the indications from Mark Carney's Lincoln speech are anything to go by.

"The indications from the cruise lines are that we should start planning Terminal No. 3," Mr. Cernak, the port director, said later.

But Riddell has offered no such conciliation and the indications from the Leeds camp are that even if he had, it would not now be accepted.

"I think it's largely steady as she goes for employment," said Jay Feldman, an economist at Credit Suisse, of the indications from the latest growth report.

The Madrid president, Florentino Pérez, has been confident throughout the summer that he would get his man and the indications from Spain on Wednesday were that the initial fee could be as low as £26m, albeit before add-ons.