These polling numbers – which are only indicative, since no one has actually voted yet – can be unpicked a hundred different ways.
Increased pressure within the eye is one of several important risk factors for development of glaucoma, but no one particular pressure is indicative of the disease.
But it's not comedy that makes fun of the people; it's comedy that emerges from very complex situations which often have no solution, and the situations are indicative, in one way or another, of the muddlement of the human behavior.
Mary elicits from Wiseman his description of his films as "sad comedy"—what he calls comedy that emerges from very complex situations which often have no solution, and the situations are indicative, in one way or another, of the muddlement of the human behavior.
The city's dialect, he said, is much more indicative of one's social status than of one's neighborhood.
Josh Lerner, a professor at Harvard Business School, said that the phenomenon of celebrity VCs could be indicative of one of two things.
It's all indicative of one clear message: these people are smarter than you, so you should buy their book.
It's also indicative, as one of TechCrunch's co-editor's pointed out in The New York Times, that technology continues to move further into the mainstream.
These sales analytics should offer a starting point for understanding the general landscape, but are not necessarily indicative of one's own app success.
Thirty-three parameters, indicative of one or more hazard properties of molecules or operational conditions pertaining to the synthesis, are used to characterize the risk potential of the synthesis.
