Sentence examples for indicative of efficient from inspiring English sources

Thus, a high campesterol:lathosterol ratio is indicative of efficient sterol absorption, whereas a low ratio indicates a low fractional absorption of sterols (15).

The release of DOP was highest in November and declined to low levels in July, indicative of efficient utilization and recycling of the low levels of Pi available.

Capsaicin pretreatment induced profound loss of warmth and heat pain sensitivity (pain threshold and supra-threshold ratings) as assessed by quantitative sensory testing, indicative of efficient TRPV1-fiber defunctionalization (all outcomes: P < 0.0001).

The localization energy reduces to 18.6 and 8 meV with increasing annealing temperature to 700 and 750 °C, respectively, which is indicative of efficient annihilation of band tail states leading to decreased potential fluctuations.

During the year leading up to the eruption, the lake temperature declined from 25 30 °C to < 15 °C, a condition indicative of efficient vent blockage and sealing beneath, preventing input of magmatic heat to the surface lake system.

Moreover, both the adsorption curves of these samples showed steep increases in the saturation stage for the adsorption equilibrium capacities, indicative of efficient access of H2O molecules into the adsorption sites and conversely a diffusion restriction of H2O into the composites.

This is not an accounting loss: it is partially indicative of less efficient and productive firms that are more resistant to restructuring that may help the firm survive.

Engineered (spray dried) powder formulations were associated with relatively high TLD (> 50% of nominal dose) compared to lactose blend and agglomerate based formulations, which had a lower TLD (7 40% of nominal dose), indicative of less efficient targeting of the lung.

Time requirements below 60 min were considered to be indicative of an efficient evaluation system, and this period was therefore examined more closely, hence the choice of smaller time intervals.

This may be indicative of less efficient patterns of phagocytosis by RPE cells, which remove the end of the photoreceptors daily to compensate for the addition of new photoreceptor disks at the outer segments base [34], [35].

Thus, recent evidence indicative of highly efficient flight capabilities [2], [6], [7], [16], [17] brings forward interesting questions regarding the structure and function of the respiratory system that powered the metabolic demands of pterosaurian flight.