Sentence examples for more indicative than from inspiring English sources

I think 130 games is a lot more indicative than the eight is".

Much more indicative than the raw numbers is the global Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR),based on the number of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births.

In terms if main effects, rounding process and coating system are more indicative than an edge radius.

To conclude, we must acknowledge that prioritization analyses such as these ones should be considered more indicative than prescriptive.

As written the sentence is more indicative than substantive.

Therefore, it is more likely that Barn Swallows have a more indicative than perpetuating role in CD epidemiology.

It was also found that the TF was more indicative of viscosity than the time to reach a diameter of 50 cm (T50).

This integration of CS with other technologies is how the professors see their field going, and no place is more indicative of that than Hollywood.

Because liars know that anxiety can give them away, they will try harder to control their behaviors and therefore overly constrained or reserved behavior can be more indicative of deception than apparent nervousness.

In their survey, the authors have demonstrated that dipstick positive proteins are more indicative of microalbuminuria than macroalbuminuria.

For example, the "response to hypoxia" and transcriptional activity of HIF1A (taof(HIF1a)) predictions may be more indicative of angiogenesis than proliferation.