Sentence examples for indicative of less from inspiring English sources

Conversely, spring waters with low SO42−/Cl− ratios are indicative of less input of vapor phase and are interpreted to reflect input from the deep hydrothermal reservoir23,38.

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.

In 2-year carcinogenesis bioassays, increases of incidences of B-cell lymphomas (which occur naturally in controls) are indicative of less potent carcinogens.

H. sapiens exhibits trabecular morphology indicative of less variable TCJ loading than other groups, having the most anisotropic and rod-like struts oriented in line with predicted principal loads.

In response to colder than normal SST anomalies, positive OLR anomalies (indicative of less cloud cover) are observed over the equatorial central Pacific while negative OLR anomalies (indicative of excess cloud cover and more rainfall) are noted from west of the Philippines to the east coast of India.

Although indirect calorimetry methods found decreased oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production during the 12-hour dark phase in male RGS9 KO vs. WT mice which are indicative of less energy expenditure, male RGS9 KO mice exhibited lower levels of locomotor activity during this period.

Glycated hemoglobin of less than 0.070 was the optimal target goal, 0.071 to 0.084 to indicative of less-than optimal control possibly warranting action, and greater than 0.084 was indicated inadequate control and that action should be taken [ 8].

In contrast, further-3′ regions of the same transcribed genes are marked with the hPTM H3K36me3, indicative of less-accessible regions of chromatin characterized by transcriptionally elongating RNA pol II (Bannister and Kouzarides 2011; Kharchenko et al. 2011).

Of the two H1N1 strains studied, the 2009 pandemic H1N1 strain exhibits the longest eclipse phase, possibly indicative of a less effective neuraminidase activity, but causes infection more rapidly than the seasonal strain.

Compared directly with right-handers, left-handers exhibited greater involvement of the right angular gyrus (ANg) and dorsal premotor cortex (dPMC), which is indicative of a less asymmetric functional architecture for praxis representation.

Chicks denied access to the litter area was significantly quicker to reach the probe near the negative location than when denied access to the feed area (mean 8.9±1.7.7 vs. 18.6 ± 1.7) – an 'optimistic' judgement of ambiguity indicative of a less negative affective state when denied litter compared to when denied feed.