Sentence examples for then indications from inspiring English sources

They were followed seconds and minutes later by several other problems, including the loss of tire pressure indications on the left main gear, and then indications of excessive structural heating..

By then, indications of a neurological component were accumulating: there were many families in which some children were afflicted and others were not, and there was no evidence that parents of autistic kids were colder than anyone else.

The next step in making the Obama Presidential Library a reality is for the foundation and the Obama family to decide which bids advance, which should take a couple of months, and then indications are that a finalist will be picked early in 2015, so that money-raising plans and such can get underway.

Since then indications for adjuvant or radical treatment of non-small-cell lung cancer have changed resulting in a dramatic increase in the use of sequential and concomitant chemotherapy with conformal RT and a more limited volume of oesophagus being irradiated (though often to a higher dose).

Since then indications for adjuvant or radical treatment of non-small-cell lung cancer have changed resulting in a dramatic increase in the use of sequential and concomitant chemotherapy with radiation therapy and a more limited irradiation of the oesophagus, although with sometimes higher doses to small volume of the organ.

"If we were to continue in this way then the indications are 2020 will be an electoral disaster and the possibility of a Labour government very remote indeed," he said.

If a protective effect of statins on breast cancer recurrence is supported by trial evidence, then the indications for a safe, well tolerated, and inexpensive treatment can be expanded to improve outcomes for breast cancer survivors.

What can I use then?" No indications have yet been made as to whether Wilson's psychological history will factor into his plea.

Currently, the main utility of a treatment-focused genetic assessment is to direct surgical therapy, but if agents targeted to BRCA-associated tumours move into the adjuvant arena, then the indications for treatment-focused genetic assessment will increase further.

The failure of nations other than the United States to take action when those Arab countries chose to deny the validity of partition and invade Israel on the day of its birth was even then an indication that anti-Semitism was not the province only of Germany.

Is this Academy, then, an indication of how higher educational might be generally reformulated in the U.K. in future — i.e. by paying closer attention to the skills in demand from employers, and placing less emphasis on learning as a route to personal and intellectual development?