Sentence examples for which would have indicated from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the models did not produce any large modification indices, which would have indicated possible ways to modify the model in order to reduce RMSEA.

He planned to rebid four diamonds, which would have indicated a void and 10 to 14 points.

In fact, they'd have probably been disappointed had it not been spoofed – which would have indicated that no one had noticed it in the first place.

The replay was unclear, although the league said Gaffney's hand never came off the ball, which would have indicated that he was not bobbling it.

It was relatively straight, as one would expect in a stern post, rather than curved, which would have indicated the bow.

The archdiocese's Vicar for Clergy's Office "did not fully consult" other records of the priest's "previous assignments in the archdiocese, which would have indicated that he admitted to having had a sexual relationship with a female minor," Mr. Tamberg said.

Four clubs was a "nonserious" slam try, in a situation in which three no-trump would have indicated definite interest in a slam.

In addition, there were no sightings of the distinctive tadpoles which are conspicuous in open water and would have indicated presence of the more elusive adults.

The increase in full text downloads for open access articles in the first six months after publication (fig 2) suggests that the primary benefit to the non-subscriber community is in browsing, as opposed to printing or saving, which would have been indicated by a commensurate increase in PDF downloads.

Crucially, we never observed reappearance of the bleached pericentric foci, which would have more clearly indicated mobility of proteins associated with centromeres.

We leave to a future work a more precise estimation, which would have the potential to indicate the average time needed to eradicate the disease using imatinib.