Sentence examples for indicative of the population from inspiring English sources
However, at low denaturant concentrations the chevron plot of Uβ4 shows a small deviation from linearity (roll-over effect), indicative of the population of a compact collapsed state, which appears to arise from over-stabilisation of local interactions.
Other than that, it's pretty indicative of the population density of most of the Midwestern states or our prairie provinces.
But nothing is more indicative of the population's poor understanding of mental health than the widespread practice of chaining-up sufferers to trees and in rooms.
Although factors contribute to social vulnerability differently in each city, the overall results confirm that the social and economic disparities among Brazil's different regions are indicative of the population's social vulnerability to natural hazards.
Plus, their personal health conditions – despite being undoubtedly severe – are not indicative of the population as a whole.
Supports below 60% generated too many itemsets, which are indicative of the population as a whole (non-descriptive).
The Onge and Jarawa men turned out to carry a special change or mutation in the DNA of their Y chromosome that is thought to be indicative of the Paleolithic population of Asia, the hunters and gatherers who preceded the first human settlements.
Other limitations to this study include the fact that this particular patient population was from a single, tertiary medical center, which may receive "sicker" patients, and therefore may not be indicative of the general population.
The survey was conducted using TiVo subscribers, which means it's not indicative of the U.S. population as a whole; however, it does explain why even if Walter White is the one who knocks, everyone is probably too preoccupied to come to the door.
The higher number of unique RFLP haplotypes found in K1 may also reflect differences in selective pressures on these isolates, or may simply be indicative of the founding population of parasites on each island.
Thus a need exists for a comprehensive index of socioeconomic status that is indicative of the Canadian population, which can be used for research involving environmental pollution and health outcomes.
