Only a few indicators, mainly governance ones, were identified for multiple MPAs and thus seem to be indicative for the performance of MPA management on a wider scale.
The taunt triggered bemusement among British political sketch writers, who noted that the adjective, at least in British slang, was a dusty, forgotten word from the 1980s, mainly indicative of rather dated cultural reference points.
The deviation of timing signatures from a Poissonian or exponential is thus mainly indicative of the usefulness of the dataset because a featureless dataset is essentially useless for any kind of quantitative (causal) inference or timing analysis.
A "free-radical protection factor" calculated on the basis of these results was only 2 at the recommended application level, which contrasts strongly with the erythema-based sun protection factors (mainly indicative of ultraviolet B protection) quoted by the manufacturers (20+).
This means that our results are mainly indicative for unemployed Turkish migrants.
Specifically, mice respond to the scent of urinary proteins, which are naturally abundant in mice but mainly indicative of disease in humans [ 44- 46].
Reflecting accompanying conventional histological investigations, both accumulation of autofluorescent storage material and retinal thinning indicative of neurodegeneration mainly occur in the inner retina of the analyzed mice.
In contrast to clinical scoring, which is mainly indicative of the degree of inflammation, histological examination provides additional information pertaining to cartilage and bone damage.
The spectrum of the C2AB fragment has a minimum at 218 nm indicative of a mainly β-sheet rich fold, as previously reported.
The association between earlier epoch of diagnosis and poorer survival has been reported by others in analyses of population data in both primary early and metastatic BC (Chen et al, 2007; Ernst et al, 2007; Dabakuyo et al, 2008), so we presume this is mainly indicative of therapy effect.
