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FARE and SOVA believe the figures are indicative of an even wider problem.

Lawyers and campaigners say the "shocking figures" are indicative of a culture of disbelief within the Home Office and the complexity of the application process.

Stephen Silverman, director of investigations and enforcement at the Campaign Against Antisemitism, said the trust figures were indicative of official 2017 police statistics.

Jeremy Cook, the chief economist at currency dealer World First, agreed with Crabb's analysis that the figures were indicative of a listless labour market weighed down by fears of a vote to leave the EU in the referendum on 23 June.

Khan and the report's authors stressed that the figures were indicative, and that a huge number of factors could affect what happened, but that it was the first time such an analysis had been undertaken.

These figures are indicative of the existing controversy of opinions and actual actions in child rearing.

If these figures are indicative of actual reporting, as many as 1,800 cases of rape of children might have occurred in 2005.

Given the low literacy rates and lack of access to mass media channels, particularly in Vanni, this figure is indicative of active information dissemination about the topic.

The trend in the figure is indicative of unmeasured confounding; the direction of the trend (decreasing in Figure  5A; increasing in Figure  5B) also reveals the sign of the bias, while the flat line suggests the absence of confounding.

Setting anecdotal evidence aside, the facts and figure are indicative of the issues facing the railways.

The regional names in the figure are indicative only – refer to Fig. 8.