The results are indicative but show that the LCZ scheme improves model performance.
While the numbers reported can only be considered as indicative, they show that the Directory is substantially less frequented than information resources that have an established web presence (as hinted by the number of incoming links) and which appeal to a relatively generic public.
Administrators Duff & Phelps want indicative bids showing "absolute proof of funding" to be registered with them by Friday.
This indicative calculation shows that the momentary dose rate is on average not energetic enough to create configuration changes within the DOTA ring.
The patients' high scores on the Internality subscale are indicative, as shown in several previous studies [ 43], that depressive patients are generally skilled at controlling their pathology and can modify their behavior patterns, in order to improve their state of health.
If Cleverman's social allegories come on a little strong, it is indicative of a show that has an awful lot on its mind.
This dissonance is indicative of the show's desire to be two things at once: a tense, moody-broody procedural and a lightly comic, character-driven cozy mystery.
Thus, even as he vividly brings them to life, Cohn cautions that their stories "are not so much representative as indicative," meant to show the perils faced by people "when their need for medical care overwhelms their ability to pay for it".
It is not a question often asked of National Theatre audiences, but it is indicative of a show that, whatever its flaws, joyfully breaks down conventional barriers between stage and auditorium, and joins passion and politics to the pounding music of Fela Anikulapo-Kuti.
The warning of 'mild fornication, fellatio, heavy cocaine use, lesbian necrophilia and violent hemorrhaging' in the first season's trailer was indicative of the show's lust for flesh and general ridiculousness, but fans of True Blood, The Walking Dead etc might find reason to return for this second batch.
