Examples of using Some indication in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Some indications, though, are worrisome.
Yep, but I mean, you must have some indication.
Some indications require radiation therapy in the hospital.
Time will tell, but we already have some indications of that today.
There has to be some indication that you're thinking and paying attention.
On each of them, those inhabited by humans at least, there's been some indication of their origins- a temple.
In fact, there's some indication that cannabidiol may actually be an appetite suppressant.
The appendix to this report3 provides some indication of expected developments.
Some indications of this call, which we ought to consider humbly and carefully.
Obviously there would have been some indication that Tetch was open to such a proposal.
I tried to talk to the chief,and he got very angry with me because I suggested that there was some indication of early dementia.
The following story gives some indication of how Strieber arrived at these ideas.
Some indications that can help your doctor to diagnose hormonally-influenced adult acne, this includes acne breakouts during the last week before the period;
For liver patients there were some indications of post-transplant recovery in CD4 cell counts.
There are some indications that the hominin bodies may have been deliberately placed in the cave near the time of their death.[12].
Our representative survey(see Annex I) provided some indication of the financial needs of Phase 2 beneficiaries.
There are some indications that such"ephemeral satellites" have been seen; it is even possible that Petit's observers did see one.
Boys are more likely to get ear infections than girls,and there is some indication that there is a hereditary link which increases this risk.
Moreover, there are some indications that the pace of tightening of bank credit standards is stabilising, albeit at high levels by historical standards.
While amenable and preventable mortality indicators are not meant to be a definite measurement of the quality of the health care in Member States,they provide some indication for the quality and performance of health care and(wider) public health policies in a country.
There may be, however, some indications of this call, which we ought to consider humbly and carefully.
I think there's some indication that the religious lobby is getting increasingly desperate and is increasing the venom and the vitriol with which they fight back.
I have not been back to China since the fall,but I have received some indication to continue my conversations with some of the leaders of that great country as well.
This gives some indication as to how President Obama and his allies are thinking on Syria, that a United Nations security council resolution is not necessary to intervene.
The text of the first day on Earth gave some indications which could help to localise the cave where the first group of Ummits would have lived in 1950.
There are some indications the individuals may have been deliberately placed in the cave near the time of their death, and experts state more evidence is needed to support this hypothesis.
There is some indication that melatonin levels are lower in elderly insomnia compared with age-related insomnia, and melatonin therapy in such cases appears modestly useful for correcting the problem.
There is some indication that melatonin levels are lower in elderly insomniacs relative to age-matched noninsomniacs, and melatonin therapy in such cases appears modestly beneficial in correcting the problem.
