Sentence examples for likely symptomatic of from inspiring English sources

Notably, the high degree of heterogeneity (variance) found between the individual DNA structures of the two DR groups decreased appreciably between 1993 and 1995, suggesting a change likely symptomatic of a reduction in DNA damage, perhaps associated with sediment remediation.

The underlying mechanism for the sensitivity of these cancer cell types to single Chk1 inhibitor therapy is not yet clear and the phosphorylation events identified as potential predictive markers of sensitivity (pChk1 (S317), (S317) and pH2AX (S139)) are most likely symptomatic rather than the cause of the underlying sensitivity.

Lesions with a transverse diameter of 5 mm or more are most likely symptomatic.

The vote is a rather blunt and ineffectual instrument for expressing dissatisfaction, and nonvoting is more likely to be symptomatic of alienation from the political system than of satisfaction with it.

Giles Moec, an analyst with Bank of America, warned the economy has entered a vicious cycle that is likely to be symptomatic of a sluggish economy for at least a year: "Layoffs are fueling lower consumer spending and lower consumer spending is fueling further layoffs.

Since the K- ras 4A/4B ratio is reduced in primary CRC tumours [ 12] the altered ratio in cell lines, including those that lack K- ras activating mutations, is more likely to be symptomatic of the tumours from which they were derived rather than an in vitro artefact of the growth conditions.

His convulsions were possibly symptomatic of meningitis, likely contracted at birth and which resulted in hydrocephalus.

Accordingly, parents residing in neighbourhoods with pervasive legal cynicism may be less likely to interpret violence as symptomatic of individual psychological or trait-based predispositions and instead understand violence as a situated behavioural response.

Their associations with nonsense poetry and the word salad symptomatic of schizophasia were never likely to increase the market value of their author.

"Euphemisms are symptomatic of shame".

The degradation is symptomatic of larger losses.