Sentence examples for indicative from from inspiring English sources

It is indicative from this study that interventions such as the GR model evolve in space and time, and we suggest that flexibility both in funding and policies is needed to allow unintended or unpredicted innovations to emerge as implementation progresses.

In particular, the presence/absence of a given element of structure may be shown as a systemic choice, as it is in the mood system where the presence or absence of the Mood element (consisting in a combination of Subject and Finite) is shown to distinguish indicative from unmarked imperative clauses (Halliday & Matthiessen 2004: 111, 135, 138).

Third, both intra- and inter-cancer differences are indicative from the mutation signature profiles.

This suggests that many of these genes could possibly share similar regulatory mechanism/biological behavior which is also indicative from our coexpression analysis.

These calculations are indicative from this particular experiment, whereas variability of the recoveries is approximately 2%. Figure 1b shows staining for total proteins in the crude homogenate (H) and in the fractions P, W1 and W2 that were produced through the sodium salt precipitation procedure, each expressed as integrated optical densities (IOD).

The specific health categories used were based on the indicative results from an earlier study and from overseas findings [ 6, 11, 12].

In this study, a composite micro/nano fibrous scaffold was fabricated using a single two-nozzle electrospinning system to combine indicative nanofibers from a blended solution of zein-CL and micro-sized fibers from a PCL solution.

Indicative results from this model are discussed, and the predictions are compared to those from the linear equivalents and experimental observations.

In November Biffa said it had rebuffed an indicative proposal from Montagu and HgCapital.

The company claims 150 million users globally every month, even if indicative numbers from ComScore suggest fewer.

Below, some share results of a few indicative questions from 2009 or 2008 surveys of their seniors.