John Robert Marzano was born in Philadelphia — "South Philly" he would have insisted, with an accent indicative of that part of town — on Feb. 14, 1963, a son of John and Laura Marzano.
You can see that as an anomaly, or simply indicative of a particularly deprived part of Britain – the most extreme example of an area in what Adam Ramsay called "a very sick country indeed".
Within each genus, and irrespective of species, nearly 20% of Tnt1 sequences analysed are identical, indicative of being part of an active copy.
The fact that a common sequence motif was found in all domains undergoing inactivation is indicative of this sequence being a probable part of the targeting mechanism of the inactivation machinery that is responsible for epigenetic modifications that are the requirement of inactivation.
This could be indicative that solar activity is responsible in a large part of the ENSO and PDO dynamics and that volcanic activity as limited impact on PDO/ENSO dynamics.
Our proposal that the level of the (SH 2Trx-ASK1 complex is indicative of and part of the mechanism of resistance to oxidative stress is supported by the fact that the dissociation of the complex is much more complete in response to the specific inhibitors of CI, CII, and CIII activity and to H2O2 in the wild-type cells than in age-matched dwarf cells.
I know Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a summer popcorn flick, and product tie-ins are a big part of that game, but this stick in the eye of authenticity is indicative of the movie's overall laziness.
"I think if you're saying that encryption is the problem, at a time when consumers and businesses see encryption as a very necessary part of trust online, that's a very indicative point of view".
It is sad; it is a part of the painting as a whole; it is indicative of this election, how Trump is inciting violence and splitting America apart.
We, the Holocaust survivor community, are concerned that the awarding of one of Germany's highest literary honors to Ernst Nolte is indicative of the trend to make Nazism a more palatable part of Germany's past.
We argue that coastal archaeologists should, as a part of their analyses, incorporate important sea-level concepts, such as indicative meaning.
