Sentence examples for further indicative of from inspiring English sources

Whitehead said it was further indicative of the government's lack of initiative on this issue that it refused to respond to questions on the issue when it had been notified of the findings of the Committee two months hence.

Their predictive ADME properties are further indicative of their drug-like-ness.

Preimmunization of these mice with the lysates from the other two species was ineffective, further indicative of the specificity of saliva-mediated immune response.

The increase in the Raman G- to D-band ratio was further indicative of a reduction in defects (i.e., increased graphitization), which is in agreement with the TEM results.

The tremendous amount of product Cartman buys is further indicative of American purchasing habits.

Further indicative of the role cognitive flexibility plays in education is the argument that how students are taught greatly impacts the nature and formation of their cognitive structures, which in turn affect students' ability to store and readily access information.

We anticipate that, as further analytical tools are developed, further evidence indicative of host-pathogen coevolution will appear across a whole range of systems, even for comparably long lived and complicated host-parasite interactions such as that of the indirectly-transmitted macroparasite system examined here.

Considering that this immunophenotypic characterization is unsuitable for uniquely defining this specialized T cell subset, we used IL-7 receptor (CD127) down-regulation as a further feature indicative of suppressive functions [ 22] and identified Tregs as CD4+CD25highCD127lowFoxP3+ cells.

Further, gas chimneys indicative of gas migration pathways through thin shale layers, are not easily defined by conventional seismic data.

Sharp central ridges could be identified along horizontal lines at H u = 0 extending from ~15 mT to the maximum H c of 60 mT and further, which is indicative of non-interacting single-domain (titano magnetite.

Since simple coccoid-like spheroids and filament-like structures can be produced inorganically by weathering, abiotic precipitation or displacive growth of diagenetic crystal chains, Buick [3] emphasized that the objects must show further structural elaboration indicative of cellular morphology.