Sentence examples for increasingly indicative from inspiring English sources

Combination of markers will decrease the likelihood of false-positive results, but the most serious concern is that with increasing age, markers that in young age are indeed associated with neurogenesis might be increasingly indicative of degeneration and cell death.

Put differently, the controller output, in the form of inter application intervals (IAI, the time intervals between consecutive ACh applications) provided a measure of the degree to which adaptation to cholinergic input had occurred, with increasingly shorter IAIs indicative of increasingly greater adaptation.

The sum of these scores (range 0 - 21) yield a global measure of sleep quality, with higher scores indicating increasingly poor sleep (> 5 indicative of sleep disturbance).

He believes his treatment is indicative of increasingly aggressive Home Office tactics.

The campaign is indicative of the increasingly elaborate efforts being devoted to the creation of ads for entertainment properties.

Their decisions are indicative of the increasingly volatile relationships between advertisers and agencies as signs emerge of a slowdown in spending by consumers, who have been providing whatever growth the economy has been able to muster.

Neither move comes as a shock to an institution that has wrestled with resource questions for a decade, but both are indicative of the increasingly complicated juggling publishers are doing to keep profit margins from eroding in the face of a declining advertising market.

He told me that he didn't know if the man who shot at him had intended to kill him or just wanted to intimidate him, but, either way, the shooting was indicative of the increasingly dangerous climate for independent journalists, or for anyone unwilling to conform to Erdoğan's increasing authoritarianism.

Those bonuses represent a small fraction of the annual income for each, yet they are indicative of the increasingly complicated nature of compensation in major college football, where actual coaching is just one of the many things for which coaches find themselves financially rewarded.

It's silly, but it's also indicative of an increasingly common attitude, which is that our devices are infallible.

"Our incoming accelerator cohort is indicative of the increasingly fast global growth and demand for technology solutions across the real estate value chain," said co-founder and managing director Aaron Block in a statement.