Correlating two separated outcrops means establishing that they share certain characteristics indicative of contemporary formation.
GEI transfer may mechanistically resemble certain aspects indicative of an existence of phage- and plasmid-like ancestors: the transfer of such islands may include self-replicating plasmid-like states (Ubeda et al., 2007).
A test designed to analyze spinal fluid for certain biomarker signatures indicative of Alzheimer disease has shown promise in early detection of the disease.
Certain macerals are indicative of paleo-depositional environment, through their presence or absence, (Teichmüller 1989).
Cores allow for sampling relatively great depths regardless of the groundwater table, though they only provide one-dimensional insights into the stratigraphy and may hamper the identification of certain sedimentological features indicative of tsunami or storm deposition.
Ryle is here, as elsewhere, insisting on the idea that the primary role of certain (significant, affirmative) indicative sentences, even if they can be construed as having truth-values and as fact-stating, is often different.
We have also demonstrated that in those with bipolar disorder, a higher burden of medical illness is associated with certain clinical features indicative of a more severe illness course, with greater impairment in functioning.
A survey of fungal databases shows that tRNase ZL appears to be universally present in fungi, whereas the presence of tRNase ZS is restricted to certain fungal phyla, indicative of the fundamental role of tRNase ZL in eukaryotic tRNA biogenesis.
We examined this hypothesis of whether binding of certain TFs was indicative of phase-specific transcript regulation using the ChIP-seq data on different circadian TFs and the transcript phase of master list genes.
Phylogenetic analysis of the P1 and capsid-coding regions revealed that the African isolates grouped according to serotype, and certain clusters were indicative of transboundary as well as intra-regional spread of the virus.
