Sentence examples for an indicative report from inspiring English sources

The device provides an indicative report in 10 minutes for five major eye-related problems, including diabetic retina.

One such indicative report from a Wellington interviewer described her assessment of participants' experiences in more detail: "Although at the initial visit some participants had concerns and were unsure about the study, once they were given more information and further explanation of the study then they willingly and happily participated.

For each scale, we report an indicative item.

Fig. 1 reports an indicative example of the seasonal variation of heavy metal concentration for Cu and Pb in Plantago major L. Concentrations of Cu and Pb reach the maximum value during summer while Mn reaches the minimum value.

An indicative comparison of MYC transcriptional targets reported in ten different pathway databases reveals that these databases differ greatly from each other.

A failure in reporting reinforcement, in this case, aversive loud noise, is inconsistent with the finding that 5-HT-depleted animals, like controls, were slower to initiate responding following the receipt of punishment compared with reward, an effect indicative of intact reporting of punishment.

Moreover, the different methods of estimation resulted in differences in the frequencies of tooth brushing habits, indicative of reporting bias.

However, it is likely to be indicative of reporting of smoking status at the GP practice, given the results shown in this study.

When HCPs were asked about when, in the past 12 months, they had reported their most recent suspected ADR, 79/178 (44%) said within the past month, 28 (16%) in the months 2+3 prior, and 71 (40%) in months 4 12, a distribution indicative either of a multiplicity of reports per ADR reporter or biased recall.

This is consistent with other reports indicative of an interaction between hnRNP A1 and TDP-43.

Just over a third of the women in our study (35%) reported a symptom potentially indicative of a gynaecological cancer that was frequent and/or severe.