Sentence examples for indicative context from inspiring English sources

It is reiterated that fiscal outcomes on cancer services and cancer incidence are an indicative context for considering uniform and consistent data on CMR and GDPHE.

Consequently the incidence and cancer-specific expenditure were indicative contexts for changes in the CMR.

The predominant mutational signature was of C>T transitions in a NpCpG context, indicative of deamination of methyl-cytosines.

Percentages for methylated cytosines in a CHH context (indicative of RNA-directed DNA methylation) are shown in red.

Together with the previous observation, however, that p94 and the conventional calpains have some common substrate specificities [ 28], the present results are indicative for molecular context where p94 directly exerts its activity.

The absence in mouse, in the equivalent genomic context, is indicative of gene loss.

The observed dose dependency is indicative, that in this context Ela and Apln might act as novel chemoattractants for angioblast migration to the midline, with Ela acting as the major endogenous attractant and Apln having a minor additive role.

Tufted capuchins, therefore, may be less likely to interpret hiccups produced during competitive feeding contexts as indicative of the presence of a predator than they would the same call type produced in noncompetitive contexts.

While there was positive sentiment about the provision of all suggested services for adolescents, as illustrated through the discussion that accompanied the ranking exercise, the different ranking of priorities between the two groups of HCPs is potentially indicative of different epidemiological contexts or health service access issues in the two provinces.

The mapping of geodiversity may be indicative not only in the context of geomorphology, but also provide a focus for conservation initiatives.

Therefore, our findings should be seen as indicative of potential outcomes in context of a move to 3-yearly screening, where the actual outcomes would be conditional on behaviour in relation to screening compliance.