Sentence examples for be indicative to from inspiring English sources
This may be indicative to metabolically depressed tumor cells.
The assessment will be indicative to if a specific treatment should be applied or not.
A methodological review of resilience measurement scales indicated that there is no 'current gold standard' among those reviewed, and a number of them require further development and validation, which may be indicative to researchers not using resilience-specific instruments [ 53].
Consequently some reports have demonstrated an increased frequency of Treg cells in periodontal diseased tissues suggesting that Treg infiltration could reflect an attempt to control tissue destruction but could also be indicative to have a destructive role in periodontitis [ 11, 12].
"This is indicative to my mind of an inability to maintain control over a business as large as Citi's," said Samuel L. Hayes, a finance professor emeritus at the Harvard Business School.
This would have upset relations with our largest trading partner at a minimum and may have been indicative to more combative global trade policies.
The mean score is indicative to the degree to which the port representatives perceive as likely each of the statements/shortcomings included in the questioner.
"It is indicative to me of the importance of the legislation that I co-authored," said Dodd, who wrote the reform law with U.S. Representative Barney Frank.
The detection of neurological signs in S-int patients was indicative to treat with second stage drugs.
