Sentence examples for indicative of natural from inspiring English sources

The resulting mathematical eigenvalues and eigenvectors, respectively indicative of natural frequencies and modes of oscillation, are then assumed to be continuous functions of a scalar factor upon a normalised set of forces in equilibrium.

Most of the parameters have low concentrations and may be indicative of natural processes such as water rock interactions controlling the chemistry of groundwater in the study area.

Based on available genomic sequences of humans and a number of primates, an evolutionary analysis was conducted in the present study comparing human and non-human primate sequences in the schizophrenia-associated GABRB2 region in order to detect any sequence signatures of human-lineage specific changes that could be indicative of natural selection and therefore functional significance.

Significant departure from a neutral distribution of allele frequencies might be indicative of natural selection (Chen and Rajewsky 2006; Drake et al. 2006; Sethupathy et al. 2008).

We also do not know whether segregating genetic variation that affects gene expression is common or rare, how the effect sizes of such variants are distributed, or whether they carry a signature indicative of natural selection.

However, the large variability of S/Cl and Na/Cl ratios (38%%, Table  2), presumed to be independent of these variables, may therefore be indicative of natural deposit variation.

To us, this is indicative of a natural variation of muscle insertion.

While FRBs are powerful, the pulses are also irregular in time, variable in energy, and otherwise indicative of a natural, not intelligent, origin.

The variety of colors, brightnesses, shapes and distances that galaxies appear to have are indicative of the natural variations that the Universe exhibits.

This deterrency may be indicative of the natural function of the compound, which may have evolved in cochineals as a chemical weapon against predation.

Generally, the uranium is not associated with the clay minerals and it is more indicative of the natural fractures or the organic matter content or the redox conditions experienced by the formation particularly soon after burial [11, 33].