Sentence examples for be indicative of good from inspiring English sources
Overall, our results show that hunters are willing to pay more for hunting on estates that have better ecological characteristics, which may be indicative of good conservation status.
A predictive assay based on these results designed to analyse individual tumour samples showed presence of apoptotic cells near the vasculature to be indicative of good prognosis, while absence of apoptotic cells or highly proliferative cells and/or expression of bcl-2 protein in cells around the vasculature to be an indicator of poor prognosis.
The very top tier generally starts around 750, however, scores of 700 or greater are generally considered to be indicative of good money management (from around 700 to around 750 would be the second tier).
I read this book in two, one-hour sittings and was struck with such all-encompassing anxiety that seemed to be reverberating out from my core, followed by confusion because I'd always considered emotional transference from a text to be indicative of good writing.
For example, based on the updated model, higher than 1% mortality in the lowest-risk patients might be an indicator of poor performance, while lower than 32% mortality in the highest-risk group might be indicative of good performance.
Loosening this rigidity would facilitate the kind of 'persistent tinkering' that, "in a world full of complex ambivalence and shifting tensions" [ 10], Mol, Moser and Pols consider to be indicative of good care.
Values greater than 0.95 / 0.96 for these indicators are indicative of good model fit; 3) the Weighted Root Mean Square Residual (WRMR): Yu [49] recommend that a model with a WRMR of less than 1.0 indicates good fit; and 4) the chi-squared (χ 2 ) test.
As a general rule of thumb, AUC ROC values >0.9 are excellent, ∼0.8 0.9 are indicative of good performance, 0.7 0.8 indicate a somewhat sufficient quality, while 0.5 is the baseline for pure random performance.
The biosensor was indicative of good precision, stability, sensitivity, and selectivity.
