The phrase "a indicative that" is not correct in English.
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Example: "The sudden drop in temperature is an indicative that winter is approaching."
Alternatives: "a sign that" or "an indication that".
Therefore, a high percentage is an indicative that KCCA accurately reconstructs the functional relationships between IRGs.
A general observation is that high SE is an indicative that it is less likely that two compounds in the data set have similar fingerprint representation.
It is observed that quite good linear relationships is held between specific wear rate and reciprocal of ultimate strength and strain at tensile fracture of these composites which is an indicative that the experimental results are in fair agreement with these existing models.
This was an indicative that GMS15 was better in producing lightweight cement composites as compared to GMS38 and FAC.
The mean of the ( k ) smaller distances was used as an indicative that fishing operation was located near mainland or islands, or even near more complex coastal formations.
Finally, the phylogenetic and metabolic diversities observed are an indicative that the phenol enrichment of the sludge did not affect other important functions besides phenol degradation, which are necessary for the efficient performance of biological treatment systems.
The fact that sugarcane genes associated with ABA and drought signaling are differentially regulated in plants with distinct sucrose accumulation capacities is an indicative that the role of ABA is well worth being further verified.
ScCIPK-21 for instance, a gene more expressed in high Brix and in mature internodes, was found to be much more induced during culm development in the high Brix plants, what may be an indicative that induction of this gene may lead to higher sucrose levels.
The relatively fewer negative peaks for degree of nodes are an indicative that Arabidopsis network seems to have fewer hubs than cassava network, while IRGs from Arabidopsis appear to be better clustered than in cassava as shown by the higher clustering coefficient.
It is a descriptive indicator, telling us something about the current market rather than an indicative indicator that tells us something about the future course of the stock market.
This is a strong indicative that low expression of this gene has been segregated and selected by the breeding process and is strongly associated with high sucrose content.
