Sentence examples similar to indicative merit from inspiring English sources
In nanowires, thermoelectric transport properties Seebeck coefficient, electrical and thermal conductivity are modified with respect to bulk leading to a higher figure of merit ZT, indicative of TEG performance.
But the Justices have their own opinions, and their questions are not necessarily indicative of their actual beliefs on the merits -- so we'll have to see.
The revelation by the FBI that some 50 people have been charged for fixing admissions decisions in elite colleges may be the "largest college admissions scam ever prosecuted," but it's a crime that's indicative of the reality that America has never had a merit-based system for college attendance.
That it's already made its way to Netflix is indicative of the shrugging reviews it had, but this raucous, raw-nerved music drama merits a look anyway.
A number of found differences between LEIF and non-LEIF consultants are perhaps not necessarily indicative of differences in the quality of consultation but nevertheless suggest relevant differences in consultation practice that merit further discussion.
Treat that as indicative.
Circulation of indicative lists.
Usually indicative of lysosomes.
"Turtles are an indicative species.
So that's pretty indicative.
