The indicative mood is used in all independent expository clauses.
That a particular policy area falls into a certain category of competence is not necessarily indicative of what legislative procedure is used for enacting legislation within that policy area.
The ability of cells to form colonies in soft agarose is indicative of anchorage independence and is used as an in vitro criterion of transformation.
In the lexicogrammatical expression of MOOD, the imperative is used to demand goods-&-services (and realizes a command), while the indicative is typically used to exchange information.
In earlier stages of most Romance languages the verbal root (most often as it appears in the third-person singular present indicative) could be used as a noun, a process known as back-formation (compare Romanian laudă 'praise,' Italian domanda 'question,' French approche 'approach,' désir 'desire,' Spanish baila 'dance,' Portuguese muda 'change'change
Both Cleary and Heng translate the second clause into imperative, while modulated indicative clauses are used by Wong and Cheng.
In providing information, more categorical indicative clauses are used by the two American translators, Heng Yin and Thomas Cleary, than that used by the Chinese translators Wong Mou-lam and Cheng Kuan.
Therefore, the newly discovered CYP3A4*22 or CYP3A combined genotypes are not indicative to be used for dose adjustments in clinical practice to further improve immunosuppressive therapy of cyclosporine, tacrolimus, or everolimus in the investigated patient population.
The conditional indicative should be used to describe a concrete state of being that will definitely be, as long as another condition is true.
The imperfect indicative should be used to refer to the act of reading when that act has concretely happened in the past but has not come to a final or definite end, suggesting that it may still be ongoing.
