indication
సూచన
definition
noun
the visit was an indication of the improvement in relations between the countries
a sign or piece of information that indicates something.
translation of 'indication'
వ్యాథి సూచనలు, కనబరచుట
example
It's an 'indication' of the troubled security situation facing Coalition forces.
It was an 'indication' of the way the Academy's luck has been going.
The gathering earlier this week of trade union leaders to discuss plans for a more robust manifesto was an 'indication' of that.
Well, later in the piece we get some 'indication' of what our correspondent really thinks.
This in itself is an indication of the problem, an 'indication' of the fear in which people live.
It was not uncommon for patients to present with more than one 'indication' for tracheostomy.
When there are nine to 10 games left, you will have a clear 'indication' of who will be there at the end of the race.
heavy bleeding is a common 'indication' for hysterectomy
Red markings at the top of the gauge give an easy 'indication' that water levels are too high.
Fever is a common system of illness in children and can be an 'indication' for an infection.
Prior intrauterine therapy is not an 'indication' for an elective caesarean section.
That gives an 'indication' of how informed they intend to be for the remainder of this debate.
These two stories are an 'indication' of the problems that lie ahead.
Some types of infection are an 'indication' for a planned Caesarean section.
The monthly magazine is a great 'indication' of good value wine purchases and general wine knowledge.
One 'indication' of this is that conventional game programming does not seem to be growing these days.
Just an 'indication' of how much trouble there is out there and how dry it can be.
heavy bleeding is a common 'indication' for hysterectomy
I eagerly await the news story citing evidence of tea harvesting on the South Downs as an 'indication' of climate change.
A good 'indication' of when tomatoes are at their best is when they're cheapest.
Perhaps this information, and some 'indication' of the meeting place was discussed.
the visit was an 'indication' of the improvement in relations between the countries
There is no 'indication' for antibiotics in patients with thrombophlebitis.
Party affiliation is no longer an accurate 'indication' of approach.
Was this evidence of a busy morning or the 'indication' of a little used venue?
Failure to establish regular breathing in the first minute after birth is an 'indication' for assisted ventilation.
This, once again, is a 'indication' of the kind of thing that the president said he wanted to do.
An 'indication' of times to come was evident in the procession that marked the inauguration.
This gives an 'indication' of where mortgage-holders are likely to be hardest hit by interest rate rises or a dip in the economy.
Perhaps impaired glucose tolerance should be an 'indication' for treatment.
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