We first measure ourselves in terms of the metrics most indicative of our market leadership: customer and revenue growth, the degree to which our customers continue to purchase from us on a repeat basis, and the strength of our brand.
Capital One's efforts to equip their associates with the technology to work from anywhere, while reconfiguring their office space to accommodate a range of needs in terms of "in-office time" is indicative of this.
Our goal was to assess diversity of the prokaryotic genomes in terms of abundance of sequence patterns indicative of possible structural transitions in the DNA molecule.
Therefore, the present study was undertaken to evaluate whether or not resveratrol can ameliorate the toxic effects of As2O3 in terms of recovery in biochemical variables indicative of oxidative stress, tissue injuries, and reduction in liver arsenic burden.
The former immunoreactivity pattern was considered as negative, whereas the latter was considered as positive in terms of BECLIN 1 macroaggregates and indicative of active autophagy.
The main idea is to use a semantics in terms of selection functions both for indicatives and subjunctives, and to suggest that differences in mood are mirrored by differences in the properties of the world selection function used in the semantics of each type of conditional.
In terms of the symbols' frame, this is indicative of the attitudes of the department about the value of data.
In contrast, although the intron phase is remarkably conserved within Populus CCCH V subfamily (Additional file 3), the gene structures of subfamily V appeared to be more variable in terms of intron numbers, which may be indicative of exon shuffling during the evolution [ 41].
In terms of realpolitik, yes, the Osborne plan is indicative of metropolitan arrogance, falls way short of powers for which the leaders of English cities have been pushing (over railways, benefit spending and more), and does nothing to address councils' parlous financial position.
