Sentence examples for indicative of a change from inspiring English sources

Since a fully repressed sample is used as a normalizer, all the other values are "fold change with respect to full repression" thus positive numbers above 1.5 indicate increased transcription, values between +/- 1.5 are not considered indicative of a change and values below -1.5 are further repressed.

A campaign for Kahlúa, the coffee liqueur from Mexico, is taking an offbeat tack that is indicative of a change in how marketers speak with consumers.

That is indicative of a change in attitudes that has led to gay men and lesbians being featured in campaigns aimed at all consumers in addition to appearances in ads aimed specifically at homosexuals as a niche market.

Like Mr. O'Rourke, Ms. Gonzalez, 28, said the election was not indicative of a change for El Paso but said some see it that way because the city is mischaracterized.

Walker contends that such a jump is far more indicative of a change made to the ball — which Major League Baseball has long denied — than a steroid power boost, which would have produced an effect far more gradual as the decade progressed.

"I think people are looking at a very particular circumstance in terms of managing the company over all, and, in this case, the impact of that on a program," Robert A. Iger, the Disney president, said, "and concluding wrongly, by the way, that in some form or another that's indicative of a change in the company philosophy regarding news.

"The recent spate of blatant attacks is indicative of a changed strategy by Al Shabab calculated to terrorize civilians," the communiqué read.

The slight red shift in fluorescence emission spectrum of S177E is also indicative of a conformational change, although the change in S177E suggests exposure of a tryptophan residue to a hydrophilic environment whereas the blue shift observed with S177D is indicative of a conformational change sequestering a tryptophan in a hydrophobic environment.

That Italy, Turkey and Greece have increasingly asserted their ownership of antiquities in the past decade is indicative of a decisive change in the power dynamics of this field, a change that mirrors shifting geopolitical relations more broadly.

21– 23 Site-selective fluorescence labeling studies have also shown that the magnitude of fluorescence changes upon agonist binding, which is indicative of a conformational change induced by the agonist, correlates with intrinsic activity.

While these measures are clearly indicative of a desired change in prescribing practice, previous research has demonstrated that changes in these measures do not always equate to more 'appropriate' prescribing and better outcomes for all patient subgroups.