Sentence examples for be more generally indicative from inspiring English sources
To determine which changes in histone profiles observed in CLL patients are disease- or tissue-specific and which might be more generally indicative of a cancerous state, we characterized the complement of histone proteins in two solid tumor model systems.
Some are pretty accurate and helpful, whereas others are more generally indicative, and of debatable use.
While low serum album levels may represent malnutrition arising from uremic syndrome, they may also be a marker of comorbidities and inflammation more generally, indicative of a more serious systemic disease [ 36].
For the overall processes, as well as individual subprocesses and selected combinations of subprocesses, the exergy efficiencies are generally found to be more meaningful and indicative of system behaviour than the energy efficiencies.
Since third position substitutions are generally the most weakly selected, variation at these positions may be more indicative of demographic factors such as the number of hosts or time since initial infection.
If anything, those moments of pure optimism may be more indicative of Scott's current mindset.
Plasma ascorbate is generally thought to reflect recent dietary intake, whereas tissue status and, in particular, leukocyte ascorbate concentrations are thought to be more indicative of the total body status (11).
Why were more bars indicative of a nicer neighborhood in Milan, but not Mexico City?
But its speed is more likely indicative of a lack of substance.
These numbers probably do reflect some profound racial differences among the generations, but they are more indicative of how young and old Americans approach the issues of the day, generally.
