Sentence examples for indicative of certain from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, deficiencies of FA are indicative of certain neurodegenerative diseases, including autism.

But the competitive format allows for a variety of modes in each encounter, and the way the scoring can swing from one side to the other is indicative of certain teams having very particular strengths and weaknesses.

Philip Booth, academic and research director of UK-based free-market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, told VICE News that while all middle-income countries experience serious stock market booms and busts on occasions, but "the fact that there has been a boom and bust and trading has been suspended is indicative of certain underlying problems".

Indeed, rare variants may be indicative of certain types of selection or demographic events.

Since some metabolites with low concentrations are indicative of certain disease states [ 10], it is important to measure these metabolites with certainty.

As this was an observational study, with no control group, the results are indicative of certain combinations and cannot give rise to cause-and-effect relationships.

"It is, I think, indicative of a certain affinity," said Richard Lowry, the editor of National Review.

Wightman, who intends to vote for independence, sees this as indicative of a certain residual colonialism.

" 'Sex and the City' is indicative of a certain comfort, but for most women it's much less about sex and much more about the relationship".

A BAS is a substructure that is generally indicative of a certain biological activity.

After all, mis-estimating demand for a second year running could be taken as indicative of a certain immaturity in the company's work as an OEM.