Sentence examples for indicative of those from inspiring English sources
Although sequences of RFLP pattern C1 formed two divergent clades, both of the clades consisted of only specimens with D. dentifera mtDNA, indicating that alleles of RFLP pattern C1 should be indicative of those derived from D. dentifera, again consistent with the assumption of Taylor et al. (2005).
To evaluate childhood and adolescent tonsil cancer incidence and to identify the clinical characteristics indicative of those patients who would benefit from urgent operative intervention.
Therefore, denudation rates determined in our study are indicative of those following saprolite formation.
Indicative of those tapes' influence, one such project entitled Lobby Runners featured early work from current hip-hop phenomenon Young Thug.
The tools and technologies used by these respondents may be indicative of those used by those same companies in other countries.
Tuesday's major reorganization of the company is indicative of those priorities.
The statement continued: "The people on the show are certainly not indicative of the majority of those who visit, and enjoy the Jersey Shore and Seaside Heights every summer".
Conserved gene neighborhoods or operons are often indicative of the products of those genes interacting physically to form complexes, or their involvement in successive steps of biochemical pathways [ 29, 30].
However, pulmonary contusion is frequently associated with signs (objective indications) and symptoms (subjective states), including those indicative of the lung injury itself and of accompanying injuries.
But they are also indicative of the chink in those principals' armor, too.
Species-specific estimates of test accuracy were also performed with positive test results defined as those indicative of the specific species being considered, and a negative result was defined as the absence of any result indicative of that particular species (i.e., no bacteria present or presence of other bacterial species in the absence of the species being considered).
