Sentence examples for indicative of the extent from inspiring English sources

Three equity trusts, called Holdrs, introduced early last month by Merrill Lynch, are indicative of the extent of the decline.

The report noted: "The gap is indicative of the extent to which disabled people continue to encounter multiple barriers to equality in the field of employment.

The welcome participation of German troops in NATO's Kosovo campaign last year is also indicative of the extent to which a reunified Germany has allayed its neighbors' initial concerns.

But Millar said that UK ebook sales for Larsson were "nowhere near the million mark, which is indicative of the extent to which the US ebook market is ahead of ours".

Of course, the fact that this long-term impact often manifests itself in victims moderating their own behaviour is also indicative of the extent to which our society focuses on the actions of victims rather than perpetrators.

A large deviation between the flare and flux rope locations is indicative of the extent of non-radial CME motion.

The absolute numbers of confirmed AS per se are therefore not very indicative for the extent to which AS contributes to proteome diversity in A. thaliana.

Overall there is a trend with a correlation coefficient of ~0.51, but clearly the BAC-fingerprint overlap information is only indicative of the true extent of the overlap.

In addition, the high coke content in the top zone is to some extent indicative of the high acidity of this catalyst, affecting its stability and thus increasing the rates of deactivation and coking.

In addition, the lower coke content in the top zone is to some extent indicative of the low acidity of this catalyst and the fact that no diffusion limitations were encountered with it, since such limitations would result in coking and would cause the top section of the bed to be coke rich.

The calculated Cox HR and P value are indicative of prognostic value: the extent to which mutation status for a gene correlates with patient survival advantage (after adjusting for age, gender and tumour type).