Sentence examples for already indicative from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the outcome of the 2005 presidential elections, which led to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's election in the first place, was already indicative of the internal crisis between popular sovereignty and authoritarian rule at the heart of the Islamic Republic's political framework.

This will allow us to assess whether gene expression changes are already indicative of toxic liabilities when standard parameters do not yet detect toxicity.

In addition to those prognostic factors being already indicative for adjuvant therapy like lymph nodes and grading, a randomized prospective therapy intervention study based on the decrease of CEA would be needed to prove the relevance of our findings.

These are already indicative that several T. urartu chromosome segments affect relevant quality traits, implying that QTL for these traits could later be precisely described and associated to specific marker alleles.

Few results for traits measured on both the quail and chicken are available, and comparisons between the two species are only at the beginning, but the common co-location (CJA01 and GGA01) of QTL acting on BW and FI, and of QTL for TI are already indicative of the detailed genetic similarity between the two species that future comparative work should further explore.

We already have indicative plans for next year and the year after, but they were hammered out between Labour and Plaid Cymru in the last year of their coalition.

Generally, the star-like shape of the inferred tree already is indicative of exponential growth.

Olson et al. earlier reported that mild alterations in the aPTT (>34 seconds) and platelet count (<150*109 per liter) may already be indicative for early coagulopathy in isolated head injury [ 1].

In 3-week-old Fancd2 mice, HSCs were already under-represented, indicative of an early defect in HSC development and/or maintenance.

Telomere shortening, especially in the face of already short telomeres, is indicative of insufficient telomerase, as cells with short telomeres, but with adequate telomerase, can maintain proliferation and longevity [ 5, 30].

Some indicative information exists already, it says, culled from an online initiative, Project Implicit's Race Bias Test, taken by 2.5 million people across Europe and the US between 2003 and 2013.