Sentence examples for indicative of cases from inspiring English sources

An abnormal SSCP pattern coincidental with p53 nuclear immunoreactivity was taken as indicative of cases with p53 mutation.

The presence of expression of VEGFR2 in head and neck cancers could be indicative of cases potentially sensitive to this innovative combination.

dNK cells were isolated from first trimester terminations of pregnancies (obtained with local ethical approval) screened for normal- or high-resistance index, indicative of cases least (<1%) and most (>21%) likely to have developed pre-eclampsia had the pregnancy not been terminated (n = 18 each group).

The deemed appropriate part of that statement is indicative of the case-by-case basis with which the AFL and its clubs deal with criminal charges against players.

But with five million police stops recorded since 2002, it would seem that the civil rights lawyers would be able to find witnesses to present far more conclusive accounts of unconstitutional police stops — an incongruity that lawyers for the city sought to portray during opening arguments as indicative of the case's weakness.

Further, the study is not indicative of all case reports written for journals, only of those with structured abstracts.

In case of experiments to measure soluble G binding, the cut-off indicates fluorescent intensity indicative of binding; In the case of experiments to measure entry, the cut-off indicates fluorescent intensity associated with entry and expression of red fluorescent protein.

A recent study of melanoma patient specimens indicated that nuclear ODAM-expression correlates with sentinel lymph node metastasis in over 70% of cases, indicative of higher stage melanoma at diagnosis and poor prognosis requiring more aggressive therapeutic intervention [ 2, 19].

The scan statistic result, while not significant at the customary 0.05 level, is nonetheless indicative of an excess of cases in the calculated most likely cluster, and contributes evidence towards a difference between cases and controls when considered in the context of the results of the other two statistics.

These results are indicative of a "worst-case scenario", as in the laboratory we denied access to alternate fresh-water sources that may be accessible in the wild (e.g., through rainfall).

A 5-4 decision tends to be indicative of such a case.