"typical indication" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to describe a usual sign or signal that something is happening. For example: "The long line of cars was a typical indication of the major traffic jam ahead."
Tooth localisation is another typical indication for CBCT imaging (Figs. 11 and 12).
GNP-NKCT1 showed smeary bands, a typical indication of apoptosis whereas the untreated control cells showed intact DNA bands.
Damping force-velocity hysteresis of a magnetorheological (MR) damper under sinusoidal displacement excitation is not only a typical indication of its dynamic performance, but also the foundation upon which a practical control strategy is established.
A typical indication of the progress is the absence of significant difference between the peak shear forces of subjects with and without callus when walking barefoot, although subjects with callus exhibited significantly higher peak shear forces than subjects without callus when wearing their own shoes.
"It's a typical indication they might be impaired".
White blood cells (WBC), or leukocytes, are a typical indication of an inflammation of the cervix.
Typical indications for UKA are a stable knee, functionally intact lateral and femoro-patellar compartments, correctable (intra-articular) varus deformity, less than 10° 15° of fixed flexion deformity, and flexion beyond 100°.
In microscopic motility assays, this construct never showed any typical indications of processive motility: characteristic pivoting at low motor densities was not observed, microtubules moved farther than their length, and in contrast to the NcKin3 reference construct the chimera was not accelerated by higher motor coating densities.
Most women undergoing abdominal repair met the typical indications for an abdominal repair.
Most typical indications for hyperbaric treatment involve the use of hyperbaric pressures above 2.0 atm.
Most typical indications for HBOT involve the use of hyperbaric pressures above 2.0 atm.
