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Indication in a sentence as a noun

Is there any indication that the first edit field on a submission's page is where one enters a comment?

It certainly isn't some sort of paradigm shift, and it's hardly an indication that "no one knows what the audience wants.

If Dell's Windows installs are any indication, that means it's going to be loaded with crapware or custom non-OSS drivers.

Capacitors typically suck at that and this article doesn't give any indication that these new ones are better.

The fact that people are installing such software should be taken as an indication that today's ads are too intrusive and too disrespectful.

That doesn't include the VIP membership... In fact the only indication on the entire page that you're joining the VIP scheme is the magenta link you mentioned.

The goals being to first understand how it works, second to see if the models are able to replicate the end result, a good indication that they are useful models.

Another thing that has been annoying me lately is that it seems like like I have to add a + in front of every word or Google might decide without any indication that it will completely ignore it.

The recent increase in reliance on college as a prerequisite for many office and knowledge worker jobs is more of an indication of the failure of the public K-12 education system than of the beneficial qualities of college.