The term "indicative reference" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific noun or phrase that points to something or someone mentioned in the sentence. Example: In the sentence "The weather forecast for tomorrow is cloudy, which is indicative of rain," the phrase "indicative of rain" is the indicative reference, as it signals the potential for rain based on the cloudy weather forecast.
As is seen, through 370 to 650 nm, the SPV signal of P3HT NWs CdSe NTs hybrid device produces an obviously enlarged SPV signals compared to that of the P3HT CdSe NTs reference, indicative of an increased number of charges that can transport to the hybrid film surface after exciton dissociation [34, 35].
Over 78% of the mapped reads included at least one mismatch and 22% of the mapped reads have four or five mismatches in their best alignment to the reference, indicative of a high machine error rate.
Due to the small number of MM-indicative focal lesions, particularly in 18F-FLT dPET/CT, no statistical comparison between MM-indicative lesions and reference bone marrow was performed regarding tracers' kinetics.
Of the total of 161 papers reviewed and analysed, only an indicative subset is referenced here.
The currently accepted laboratory reference value indicative of heavy drinking is %CDT > 1.7 [ 3].
Indeed, this could be indicative that using the references as a source of reviewers may not be always an optimal strategy.
But one can very much speak here of the collective hush that Goodman rightly references as indicative of a receptivity and engagement that can be harder to come by across the pond.
Semi-quantitative evaluations showed that tracer uptake, reflected by SUV values, was significantly higher in myeloma-indicative lesions than in reference bone marrow for both 18F-FDG and 18F-FLT.
The taunt triggered bemusement among British political sketch writers, who noted that the adjective, at least in British slang, was a dusty, forgotten word from the 1980s, mainly indicative of rather dated cultural reference points.
Intakes of other foods and nutrients in whole grain consumers were closer to dietary reference values and indicative of an overall better diet.
Urinary arsenic levels higher than reference values, although indicative of recent exposures [ 7], are of interest because inorganic arsenic or its metabolites may cause adverse health effects including lung cancer [ 8, 9].
