Sentence examples for is indicative in from inspiring English sources

The halo of Twitter meta-services is indicative (in my opinion) less of the popularity of the service and more of how it falls short of the mark.

If these trends aren't disturbing enough, perhaps the fact that Philbin will be only the 34th coach in football history - out of 477 - to earn a 4th year on the sidelines following 3 non-winning seasons is indicative in and of itself of the rarity of his opportunity.

I'd have to say the recent LNRDCROY tape is pretty accessible and is indicative in many ways of the scope of the label, though certainly a lot more "purist" in his approach than most other 1080 stuff in terms of genre.

Based on the above results, a distributive mechanism of methylation is indicative in which each cycle of methylation by HP0593 MTase resulted in incorporation of one methyl group.

For instance, the cortisol peak is indicative in gilthead sea bream of the intensity and duration of stressor when data found in the literature are compared, but a bimodal rise after acute stress confinement has been reported by some authors [ 12, 13], which would be indicative of some exhaustion of the hypothalamic-pituitary-interrenal axis.

The exchange on race and the police was indicative in another way.

But it's not comedy that makes fun of the people; it's comedy that emerges from very complex situations which often have no solution, and the situations are indicative, in one way or another, of the muddlement of the human behavior.

The logistic regression model could be indicative in early decision making.

The external data instances are queried using the relevant "community area", thus postulating that socioeconomic factors may be indicative in predicting arrests.

Speaking in the immediate aftermath of their win against Blues, Davies said: "It was interesting - there was a lot of focus on the selection, but I think it was indicative in that there is a great spirit there.

The analysis of the coulombic energies together with the dispersion van der Waals energies (VDW) would be indicative, in first approximation, that carbonyl groups are more exposed in the case of propyl than in the other copolymers studied.