Sentence examples for if indicative from inspiring English sources

The company claims 150 million users globally every month, even if indicative numbers from ComScore suggest fewer.

The game shown is The Harvest, a dungeon crawler which, if indicative of the general quality of WinPho7 games, portends good times to be had.

Where the age at death was not known, the diagnosis was checked, and if indicative of the age category (e.g. born dead or premature), the death was recorded.

Nevertheless, we think that the approach here proposed, even if indicative when applied to a single comparison, might be very useful for comparative analyses of multiple libraries with the purpose of estimating the relative completeness, especially if obtained by the same sample.

Questions about epistemic possibility, in which we consider scenarios as actual, are naturally posed in indicative conditionals: if the substance in the lakes is XYZ, is it water?

"If the indicative price was set at 12.75 euros, you would expect management to negotiate for a higher price".

It seems to me that these results, if truly indicative of what people actually believe, are highly significant for the present debate about religion.

Our recommendation is for conservative management of asymptomatic paediatric and adolescent hydrosalpinges, with emergency surgery offered if symptoms indicative of tubal or adnexal torsion.

We assume or pretend that if an indicative conditional has a false antecedent, there is a fact of the matter about which world would be actual if A were.

Our aim was to see if abnormalities indicative of Kv channel deficiencies and specifically those of Kv1.1, were present in mceph/mceph islets.

If an indicative code (or a biologically implausible numerical code) was used then we counted the measurement as having occurred, but set its value to be missing.