Sentence examples for be indicative of serious from inspiring English sources
A predictor with VIF>10 is considered to be indicative of serious multicollinearity.
The questionnaire collected detailed information on 25 physical and psychological symptoms ranging from those usually indicative of minor illness to those which could be indicative of serious conditions.
Many patients consult their general practitioner (GP) because they experience certain symptoms and are worried that these may be indicative of serious illness [ 1- 3].
It investigated a wide range of symptoms, including physical and psychological symptoms and symptoms ranging from those usually indicative of minor illness to those which could be indicative of serious conditions.
Canada, which WHO also ranked 35th on health level performance, has taken these rankings to be indicative of serious performance problems, despite the methodological criticisms leveled against the rankings [ 3].
We found that many clinical features widely considered to be indicative of serious bacterial infection such as overall appearance of the child, urinary symptoms for urinary tract infection, and cough for pneumonia were highly discriminatory for both ruling in and ruling out infection.
That the chestnut was able to quicken past Kingman while hanging away from Fallon's whip hand is indicative of serious quality.
The very complexity of EU constitutional law is not just a matter of drafting but is indicative of serious shortcomings in the way the Union works.
It also increases a person's chances of developing symptoms that are indicative of serious health problems, such as coronary heart disease and type 2 diabetes and, among older people who were exposed during certain stages of gestation, may lead to anaemia.
The fact that it took so long for this progress to occur is indicative of a deeply flawed system and electorate; the fact that Love overcame these obstacles is indicative of serious political know-how and grit.
Efforts to influence patients' cognitions were concentrated on challenging patients' belief that their symptoms were indicative of serious disease and on promoting patients' belief that symptoms were benign.
