Roy A. Whitfield, chief executive of the Palo Alto, Calif., company, said the message information was more valuable than genes anyway because it is more indicative of what proteins are being made.
Evidence of a similar pattern in these tests, the National Assessment of Educational Progress, is more indicative of the situation in American schools because it includes students from all groups, not merely those who are seeking to go to college.
This increased risk is partially offset by the similarity in the grades of direct laryngoscopic views in the two groups because this grade is more indicative of intubation difficulty than the Mallampati score.
The term "transformed migraine" is to be preferred, because it is less ambiguous and more indicative of the type of patients we are referring to [12, 13, 39 41].
Documented data on diseases of backyard chickens is scant because dead birds from backyard flocks are very rarely sent for postmortem examination, and because of this our results are more indicative than firm.
Copper, I think is much more indicative of it's an excellent proxy for global production because copper goes into almost anything that's manufactured cars, houses, appliances, computers, machinery, you name it.
We expect that relative to repeated tournaments, grand tournaments will encourage more social comparisons because the performance feedback provided to competitors will be more indicative of the likelihood of future period outcomes (i.e., winning or losing) than in a repeated tournament.
I think 130 games is a lot more indicative than the eight is".
The Signature's "Show Boat" is more indicative of 2009 economic frugality than Jazz Age excess.
Furthermore, such persistence [material deleted] was more indicative of procurement for a conventional weapons program than a covert nuclear program.
