Sentence examples for an indicative of a from inspiring English sources
The value of probable error of 0.317 is an indicative of a favourable separation performance in a vibratory deck separator.
Such small growth rate might be considered an indicative of a low affinity of the biopolymers for adsorption to the surface.
Since methane is a common product of microbial action on organic matter, the presence of methanotrophic organisms in a given sample is less probable of representing an indicative of a reservoir than the occurrence of more specific bacterial populations, such as ethane, propane and butane degraders [Shennan 2006].
Even more remarkable is that the crew is an indicative of a growing trend - The emerging generation is rejecting EDM and all its trappings in favor of something deeper.
The ability to walk in a straight line is an indicative of a more mature development.
A higher score of the scale is an indicative of a relatively greater degree of apathy.
Satellite imagery indicated a large, cloud-free eye, indicative of a strong tropical cyclone.
A feeling indicative of a phenomenon that, perhaps, we could call palmslamming.
They accuse the police of using a strategy of fear indicative of a repressive state to quell protests.
Such an elevation, doctors acknowledged at a second press conference, is indicative of a heart attack.
