Object

• presence: High levels may indicate the presence of wet rot.

• extent: Data is traffic light color coded to indicate the extent to which improvements in indicators are apparent.

• lack: Lack of research, however, does not indicate a lack of interest on the part of the UK government.

• direction: The points above may however help however to indicate the direction of the policy.

Used with why or when

• which: Indicate which of your pages search engines have indexed?

• where: We ask successful candidates to indicate where they could attend such a placement.

• who: Instead of using different colors to indicate who is speaking, closed captions will show you the name of the person in brackets.

• what: I am not seeking to indicate what his view should be on those facts.

• why: In so doing Schools are also required to enter a comment to indicate why the student is being reported.

Preposition: that

• majority: All three ' outcome ' measures indicated that the majority of children settled well with their new family.

Adjective complement

• inclusive: Prices should be indicated inclusive of VAT and any other compulsory charges.

Modifying Another Word

• otherwise: Unless otherwise indicated, all figures quoted are absolute.

• clearly: Their position in the text should be clearly indicated in the margin at the appropriate point; sources should be listed.

Used with why or when

• when: Certain hotels do require up-front payment, and this is clearly indicated when you start to book.

Preposition: in

• margin: Their position in the text should be clearly indicated in the margin at the appropriate point; sources should be listed.

Preposition: with

• asterisk: Diary entries that include links to photographs taken during the walks are indicated with asterisks.

Preposition: by

• arrow: These movements, indicated by the above arrows into state x i, increase its probability.