Wonderful numbers but indicative of interest that was starting to plateau.
Although the excerpts of his work that are preserved deal with the ancient, mythological past and with astrology and astronomy, the fact that they are in Greek is indicative of interest among local Greek colonists in the culture of their neighbours.
The high use of claims that products are colouring or preservative-free is indicative of interest among consumers regarding the presence of these substances, along with monosodium glutamate and high-fructose corn syrup.
His theoretical writings, apart from his report on the tiburio of the Milan cathedral, have all been lost, but their subjects are indicative of his interests; e.g., works on perspective, on the "German manner" (i.e., on Gothic architecture), on fortification methods, and others.
For instance, taking someone at random, here is Frank, who is apparently just about to complete a world class bellyflop and likes, among other things, kung fu (if his tags are indicative of his interests).
Consequently, the Brothers adopted this name as indicative of their interest in the art of storytelling.
[C5.] Advertisers Try Hand at Full-Fledged Entertainment New initiatives by Procter & Gamble and Ford are indicative of the interest among advertisers in what is known as branded entertainment.
This result could be indicative of more interest in the selected activities and lack of prior experience in them.
However, HBO NOW's traction isn't only indicative of consumers' interest in "Game of Thrones" and the other popular programming it offers, but instead is a bullet point in a larger trend around cord cutting.
This study assumes that the publication rate is indicative of research interest in the area, while the most prominent sources of research in the field are those journals and conferences that have the highest publication frequency of relevant literature.
