Sentence examples for indicative of change from inspiring English sources
And yet Charlotte Free — and her pink hair — has signed with Maybelline, while Ms. Jagger has done advertisements for Rimmel, which is perhaps indicative of change to come.
For example, certain factors (e.g. high school education) are less likely to be indicative of change in socio-economic position after injury relative to other factors (e.g. change in one-year income).
Therefore, the score is not indicative of change in the TF expression level itself, but of the genes under its influence.
The home visit, therefore, represents an indicative of change of the professionals' practice and their adhesion to the principles and guidelines of PSF. Figure 1 shows the number of days per month in which the professionals perform home visits.
Comparison of pre- and postunit word frequency revealed a shift in words and a pattern of co-occurring concepts indicative of change in cognitive structure, with particular focus on "variation" as a proposed threshold concept and primary goal for students' explanations.
This procedure decomposed the raw time-series activity data into a "seasonal" component indicating rhythms, and a "trend" component indicative of changes in overall activity.
Maximally depleting stimuli report the RRP, while changes in the depleted RRP-fraction at submaximal (e.g., 0.25M) stimuli are an indication of changes in k2, max, indicative of changes in the activation energy for fusion.
While an overall system average is not indicative of changes at individual plants, no trend of worsening emissions with changed operations and lower capacity factors was reported.
The range of the weightings, expressed as the component score in percentage of the total score, is wide (Table 7, Fig. 2), indicating disagreement between research groups on which abnormalities are the most indicative of changes in disease status.
Food production and total agricultural production exhibit nearly identical trends, and changes in food production can be taken therefore as indicative of changes in total agricultural production.
