Sentence examples for be indicative about from inspiring English sources
Our experiences with this intervention will be indicative about the suitability, feasibility and benefits of this approach for future interventions in other high-risk groups, such as Familial Combined Hypercholesterolemia (FCH) and diabetes.
"It is indicative about the last four years of a failed commission process," said Anthony D. Romero, the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union.
We reasoned that since the motif sequences for these transcription factors still exist in the regulatory regions of autosomal genes they can still be indicative of information about a target gene's local regulatory network structure.
This hypothesis is supported by the evidence of an anticorrelation between ChREBP mRNA and PDK2 (Table 1) that may be indicative of PDK2 suppression brought about by aerobic conditions within the breast tumour microenvironment that will in turn favour the conversion of pyruvate into acetyl CoA via its downstream effect on the activation of pyruvate kinase (Contractor and Harris, 2012).
In response to the report, Sylvia Spears, dean of Dartmouth, said, "Increased reporting is not necessarily an indicator of increased sexual violence on campus but may be indicative of better education about sexual violence and increased awareness of various services and offices on a campus that are available to a victim".
This appeared to be indicative of a concern about restricted access and professional "turf", based on naturopaths' claims to having specific knowledge of, and expertise around the uses of NHPs.
However, not speaking about it may be indicative of other problems: "Certainly where there are problems with money in a relationship or friendship there are usually other problems".
Jokes that mock rape victims or glorify sexual assault couldn't possibly be indicative of an individual comic's "real" feelings about rape, we're told.
His confident words may be indicative.
That could be indicative of something.
