But he downplayed expectations, saying it was "not enough volume" to be indicative of long-term performance yet.
Sensitization to the potentiating effects of a neurosteroid is an enduring phenomenon, persistent long after the acute phase of ethanol withdrawal, and may be indicative of long-term changes in GABA(A) receptor function.
This pattern had to be indicative of long-term nursing home residency rather than typical post-acute care.
Furthermore, a phylogenetic tree of haplotypes did not reveal evidence for any deep branches, which might be indicative of long-term balancing selection.
Further, there is no evidence for high differentiation in nuclear markers which would be indicative of long-term independent evolutionary trajectories.
Abnormal methylation in this pathway might be indicative of long-term risks for coronary heart disease due to lipid metabolism dysfunction.
Having felt bad or guilty due to excessive drinking involves a certain degree of realization that the drinking is causing problems either for oneself or for others, and as such may be indicative of long-term -or serious drinking problems.
To determine whether the strains that are able to coinfect A. mellifera also recombine more frequently than other strains in their core genome, which would be indicative of long-term coexistence, we compared the topologies of all 790 single gene trees (fig. 9).
However increases in circulating monocytes containing pigment are indicative of long protracted or repeated infections in which severe malarial anemia is more likely than cerebral anemia and is an indicator of overall sequestered parasite burden [62].
6 18 While mortality and survival data have their limitations, mortality statistics are indicative of long term trends, whereas the survival statistics can be severely biased by changing trends in the incidence of small cancers with a good prognosis, as will typically happen when screening is widespread.
It may be that self-reported measures are indicative of long-standing self-perceptions.
