One might thus have expected that ACE activity levels in particular would be more indicative of and relevant to Aβ degradation, and would therefore be more strongly associated with CSF Aβ.
The reasons that the two companies have tanked in the market could not be more divergent, and more indicative of the character and strategic vision of the startups' respective founders.
That some people do it is likely more indicative of cost and reliance on other infrastructure (libraries, schools, etc).
Placed in that context, the way the YA category has turned out seems less like myopic sexism, and more indicative of the older demographic of readers who read Locus magazine and see the YA genre from their own preferences.
And yet, somehow the recent murders seem more sinister and more indicative of our state as a society.
Despite decreased PLT function, abnormalities of blood coagulation and fibrinolysis are less consistent and are more indicative of a hypercoagulable state carrying the risk of cardiovascular and thrombotic complications [ 4– 6].
But the examples of Freeport, Huntington and Glen Cove might be more indicative of the direction Southampton and other affluent communities might go.
One of them, Cox, said the lack of carriage was "less about them and more indicative of the business environment".
The roasts may be the club's most famous events, although the more decorous black-tie testimonial dinners are far older (the first was in 1907) and more indicative of the club's reach; Enrico Caruso, Henry A. Kissinger and Diana Ross have been among the honorees.
These numbers probably do reflect some profound racial differences among the generations, but they are more indicative of how young and old Americans approach the issues of the day, generally.
