The strong asymmetrical absorption peak at 1618, 1617, 1617 and 1608/cm, respectively, and weak symmetrical peaks at around 1332 1420/cm were indicative the carboxyl groups and carbonyl groups, which indicated the characteristic IR absorption of uronic acid [36].
FTIR spectra shows basic characteristics IR band of CoO at 570 cm−1, which indicate presence of CoO vibration and a broad band around 3,440 cm−1 indicative the presence of –OH groups on the nanoparticle surface.
But, if the history of black athletes is indicative, the larger concern is how one could not have known this to be the case all along.
"I'd just say that's very, very indicative – the establishment is absolutely petrified about what this campaign is about, what this movement is about".
Although such in vitro, or test-tube, methods are useful and indicative, the ultimate test of bioavailability is the patient's response to the dosage form of the drug.
(If the first eight months of the 2012 fiscal year are indicative, the agency won't come close to bumping up against the 2013 ceilings).
The name of the first truly effective small arm, the hackenbüsche, or hackbutt, is indicative: the weapon took its name, literally "hook gun," from a projection welded beneath the forward barrel that was hooked over the edge of a parapet in order to absorb the piece's recoil.
If today's report is indicative, the company could be pointed in the right direction.
It should be noted that the position of the instantaneous sea level (ISL) in Fig. 1 is only indicative (the exact position may vary).
It is well known that Ω2 is most sensitive to the local structure and its value is indicative the higher asymmetry and higher covalence around the Eu3+ ions with their surrounding ligands [58].
Within the indicative, the order of the Subject and Finite can serve as a criterion to distinguish 'declarative' (Subject + Finite), 'yes/no interrogative' (Finite + Subject) and 'WH-interrogative' (Subject + Finite if the WH-element is the Subject, and Finite + Subject otherwise) (Halliday and Matthiessen 2004, 111 115).
