Sentence examples for indicative as the from inspiring English sources
And again it is worth pointing out these costs are only indicative as the contract dollar values are not necessarily what is being paid out.
These numbers of patches are statistically indicative, as the patch density remains arbitrary.
The classification is only indicative, as the hybridization efficacy may vary from one probe to another.
Bonnie Eisler, another Democratic board member, would not disclose how she will vote this week, but said, "The adoption of the environmental findings is indicative as to how the board is going to vote.
As indicative as anything of the nature of Resonate was the frequency with which speakers began talks with gambits like: "I'm not really sure how to introduce myself, because my work kind of...falls in between categories".
It is a small story, but it is perhaps indicative as to how the international assistance system and national governments can work with community leaders to guide pastoral communities to confront the difficult issues they are facing.
The economic analysis here is just an indicative comparison as the cost of different BESS are decreasing dramatically over the last few years and is expected to decrease further due to technological advancement and economy of scale.
However, this is an indicative assumption as the GFP label is impermanent and laminar fates of neurons cannot be determined using this transgenic.
The second is those who still deem the law recognising everyone as equal as indicative of the downfall of civilisation – or the cause of floods.
No pre-treatment or particle size separation was performed on these samples therefore all results are indicative of the as-received samples.
Yet, many have seen long-form music videos surge and resurge throughout the years, making the artform just as indicative of the time period as the artists behind it.
