"The large amount of tools made of obsidian, a material that is not indigenous to Israel, is indicative of the trade relations that already existed with Turkey, Georgia and other regions during this period".
Instead, portfolio characteristics and past trading behavior, which are probably indicative of the trading motives, play a much larger role.
But they are indicative of the trade-offs that have been necessary to win support for what began as a fairly modest goal last year: to repeal a long-standing tax subsidy for exporters, worth about $55 billion, which has been declared illegal under international law, and replace it with new tax breaks of comparable value.
Thus, the identification of Baltic amber rather than the locally-available amber in these archaeological works of art is indicative of long-distance trade in the 7th century BC: inhabitants of southern Italy were using the "Amber route" to buy the resin preferring succinite instead of Italian amber to produce their works of art.
Over the period 1985-2000, Senegal registered a 40percentt deterioration in its terms of trade, which is indicative of the difficulties experienced in the country to meet its food bills.
Across species, flower size scales negatively with mean flower production per individual, which would be indicative of a flower size/number trade-off.
Our result showing accelerated muscle, but delayed skeletal differentiation in low-temperature demes is indicative of a heterochronic evolutionary trade-off where resources are allocated competitively between growth and developmental processes in the musculoskeletal system.
If you're sufficiently attuned to Hoagland's sensibility, you'll see his forceful rejection of poetry's tricks of the trade as indicative of his determination to tell the truth and tell it straight, and you'll thank him for it.
Indicative of the optimism in retail trade quarters, wholesale stocks in many lines have been depleted for several weeks, and a "sellers" market has developed in some fields as a result of fear on the part of the retailers that their original holiday orders were too small.
Not every commentator agreed with Colquhoun's estimate, which became "the most widely quoted sum", but in the opinion of Cindy McCreery the fact that most people agreed there were far too many prostitutes in London is indicative of widespread concern about the trade.
