Sentence examples for indirectly indicative from inspiring English sources
These findings are indirectly indicative of the effect of the drug on HDAC6 by enhancing α-tubulin acetylation in the brain.
In contrast, mRNA levels are only indirectly indicative of the levels of the functional product of coding genes (the encoded protein).
(2) These figures are an indicative of the textual content (and indirectly efforts) in a post.
Nonetheless, other sources of information on Galápagos fur seals and sea lions indirectly corroborate the interpretation of our data as being indicative of niche segregation.
It is indicative of dopamine uptake efficiency and as such, is indirectly proportional to the clearance time [ 51, 52].
Unfortunately, due to methodological constraints, the redox potential in the tissue microenvironment and the rate of respiration/energy production were only indirectly inferred from the structural changes in the mitochondria, but appropriately interpreted as indicative of their temporary functional disability which correlated with mitosis.
The diagnosis is based on a triplet consisting of (i) risk and host factors (the latter not being identical to risk factors), (ii) clinical and radiological signs and symptoms that are indicative of the disease and (iii) laboratory testing that proves the existence of Aspergillus either directly or indirectly.
The question of whether bumetanide accumulates within the BBB-protected brain parenchyma at NKCC1-inhibiting concentrations after systemic administration has mostly been addressed indirectly, by assuming that the anticonvulsant and disease-modifying effects of bumetanide (for recent review, see Ref. 12) are indicative of the drug's actions in cortical and hippocampal neurons.
Treat that as indicative.
Not directly; not indirectly.
