Sentence examples for indicative to some from inspiring English sources

The methods used were indicative to some private investigators of a Chinese state-sponsored attack.

These data suggest that GDF-15 might be a marker indicative to some extent of diastolic function.

For example patients with severe underlying disease activity i.e. severe renal flare, may also experience mild skin and joint manifestations in addition to some indicative symptoms of kidney involvement such as headaches and swollen legs which were often cited as less bothersome.

The state of the personal genetic testing field is almost entirely dominated by companies like these that offer direct consumer assays for a pool of SNP sites (single nucleotide mutations) that are known to be indicative of some disease risks, or are known to be informative in segregating human populations (mapping genealogical or ancestral lineages).

It also provides some broadly indicative data to use in preliminary assessments.

In addition, the high coke content in the top zone is to some extent indicative of the high acidity of this catalyst, affecting its stability and thus increasing the rates of deactivation and coking.

In addition, the lower coke content in the top zone is to some extent indicative of the low acidity of this catalyst and the fact that no diffusion limitations were encountered with it, since such limitations would result in coking and would cause the top section of the bed to be coke rich.

This posture, to some, is indicative of the Journal's traditionally more sober coverage and resistance to taking a crusading tone in its news pages (as opposed to the Journal's unabashedly conservative editorial pages).

Standard spirometry is to some extent indicative but provides too little insight into diaphragmatic dynamics.

Although none of the parameters evaluated was indicative for the fatal outcome of one patient, results obtained by these methods clearly showed the critical situation of these ICU patients and were to some extent indicative for therapeutical success.

Despite the fact that gross mobility and its intensity are, to some extent, indicative of manual wheelchair users' upper extremity movements, they cannot tell the exact amount and repetitiveness of upper extremity movements for wheelchair propulsion.