Sentence examples for directly indicative from inspiring English sources

Thus, even though low Δ ψm is not directly indicative of genetic defects in mitochondria, high Δ ψm is an indication of a functional genotype.

A clear limitation of the TI process is that, during maturation, current performance is not directly indicative of future potential.

The transformation reshapes the data so that unsupervised technique of principal component analysis is able to uncover information directly indicative of the data clusterability characteristics.

The changes aren't directly indicative of hearing loss, but they do mean that the ear may be temporarily more prone to damage after being exposed to low-frequency sounds, Drexl explains.

The equimolar mixture of PbI2, MAI and DMSO in DMF solvent is spin-coated on a substrate and then diethyl ether is dripped while spinning, which eventually results in a transparent film that is directly indicative of the formation of adduct.

This is where Soledad and I connect... the idea that you need a white man fronting for you in order to be successful is directly indicative of black people possessing a form of second-class citizenship.

Readers seeking to make Coward's acquaintance should proceed directly to "Present Indicative" (Methuen Drama), the first of three volumes of memoirs and a rollicking account of Coward's stage-struck beginnings.

Interestingly, half of the genes (PLK1, CDK1, NEK2, RYK, MAP3K4, BUB1, CDC7, TTK, and VRK1) presented in Table  2 are directly regulated by p53, indicative of the relatedness of our identified genes to p53.

It incorporates both magnetic sample preparation and detection by embedded GMR-type magnetoresistive sensors and is optimized for the automated point-of-care detection of four different sepsis-indicative cytokines directly from about 5 μl of whole blood.

At 4 weeks, new bone generated by bone remodeling had formed mature lamellar bone that directly contacted the TiO2/PEEK implant, indicative of excellent osseointegration performance.

The belief that a report by LASDEL would be read by the senior managers of the development institutions and would directly affect their decisions is indicative of a profound ignorance of this world: the granting or extending of budget support is the responsibility of the government and not of the technical staff, and such decisions are based primarily on political criteria and not technical ones.