The aim of this study is to compare the imaging appearances of radial scars (RS), thought to be of questionable significance, to stellate lesions (SL), indicative of malignancy in up to 94% of cases (Burrell et al 1996).
You can't say it's indicative of what jazz is up to or where it's going, but it's a little triumph nonetheless.
The undulations in the tosca layer are indicative of a paleomicrorelief levelled up to the present surface after the deposition of the Holocene sediments.
Compared to Byzantium, Sayf al-Dawla was the ruler of a minor principality, and could not match the means and numbers available to the resurgent Empire: the contemporary Arab sources report with obvious, but nonetheless indicative, exaggeration that Byzantine armies numbered up to 200,000, while Sayf al-Dawla's largest force numbered some 30,000.
Furthermore, based on quantitative PCR (qPCR) analysis, animals with BU lesions (and some without) shed M. ulcerans DNA in their faeces, indicative of bacterial loads of up to 108 organisms/gram.
The costs were 'grossed up' to be indicative of the total annual cost for 5 million calls per annum and therefore more useful for policy purposes.
In terms of ranking, an improvement of 8.8% would have moved a PCT up to an indicative 68 places (of 178).
Greater AUC indicates better predictive ability to identify future falls, ranging from 0.5, where the predictor is no better than chance, up to 1, indicative of 100% predictive ability.
Prolonged photocurrents indicative of high conductivity were observed up to a pH of 3.7, beyond which only shorter transients were obtained, consistent with previous polyaniline conductivity studies.
We observed significantly more glucose in the media of iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes treated with trastuzumab within 24 h and constantly up to 96 h, indicative of a lower uptake of glucose as a result of trastuzumab, with negligible change in lactate.
At higher concentrations, we observed the progressive increase of the hydration radius up to a value indicative of large-molecular-mass aggregates.
