Sentence examples for indicative of problem from inspiring English sources

Featurespace, the corporate spin-out of a University of Cambridge engineering department project, is using machine learning techniques to identify people showing patterns indicative of problem gambling, before consulting psychologists on the best and safest preventative action to take.

Items with a mean of two or less should be examined more closely as they are indicative of problem areas.

Thirty-four percent of women (n = 100) and 40.3%percentt of men (n = 64) had AUDIT-C scores indicative of problem drinking (i.e., scores ≥ 3 for women and 4 for men).

All gamblers scored ≥ 3 on the SOGS [ 27], indicative of problem gambling, and 15 respondents (71%) met the more stringent criteria for probable pathological gambling (SOGS ≥ 5); we refer to this combined group henceforth as 'problem gamblers'.

Clammy skin or the presence of reddened patches, crusts, scales, or parasites are indicative of problems that could be both external and internal.

Trump's subdued speech (by his standards) took repeated shots at Clinton, in particular by saying her "failed" economic agenda is indicative of problems in Detroit, which emerged from municipal bankruptcy just under two years ago.

Camp or no camp, some see the movement as indicative of problems in contemporary Hong Kong, as younger protesters become increasingly vocal in their complaints against a deeply unpopular government.

34 Geographical variation in receipt of timely rheumatology care may be indicative of problems with access.

However, these results could be considered indicative of problems which similar clinical microbiologists may encounter while establishing hospital-based ASPs.

We included voluntary resignations and changes of speciality in the dropout category, because they are also indicative of problems with completing a programme as planned.

Whether this reflects a genuine lack of effect or is indicative of problems with the testis explant approach is discussed further below.