Sentence examples for indicative either from inspiring English sources

The linear trend for hottest 100 isn't particularly indicative, either (with an R2 value of 0.16 for the statistics-minded out there).

The parameters measured will be those indicative, either directly or indirectly, of the immediate and long-term impact of pollutants on the environment at the disposal site and adjacent land or water areas.

These findings dispel the idea that wheel running is a product of captivity, indicative either of neurosis or a mindless repetitive behaviour that may be associated with poor welfare or close confinement.

Such strong observed variations must be indicative either of a tremendous amount of vertical overturning in the subcloud region, or of significant measurement uncertainties.

These results could be indicative either of a secondary contact zone between M and S, or of the maintenance of ancestral polymorphisms.

This monoclonality may be indicative either of genetic drift or of natural selection among cell clones.

Anomalies in ocean surface temperature are indicative of either a surplus or a deficiency of heat available to the atmosphere.

Nevertheless, drawing inferences from non-significant values is problematic as non-significant results can be indicative of either statistical equivalence or insensitive data.

Indicative of either his youth or his mental state at that moment, Greg made a forlorn request of the detective: "Please don't tell my family".

"This improper conduct is indicative of either a fundamental lack of understanding of how to administer federal grant funds and policy or the inability to do so," the letter read.

Their goal was to categorize the words as indicative of either truth or lies, as quickly and accurately as possible, regardless of the face they saw along with it.