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Similar to Greenleaf (1992), the indices in Buckley's analysis were defined from a subset of items across the remaining attitudinal scales so as to yield indices that are more likely indicative of response style than of the substantive attitudinal traits.

A finding that persists beyond 6 months, however, is more likely indicative of disease progression.

The Kindle Paperwhite update here is more likely indicative of Amazon taking the opportunity to pass along savings found in its supply chain owing to the dropping cost of flash memory to consumers, however, and probably not reflective of their product roadmap.

But its speed is more likely indicative of a lack of substance.

The United States Geological Survey measured seismic waves equivalent to a 5.1-magnitude earthquake, which is consistent with a nuclear explosion, but more likely indicative of an atomic bomb than the much more powerful hydrogen bomb.

At the time of the blast, United States Geological Survey measured seismic waves equivalent to a 5.1 magnitude earthquake, which is consistent with a nuclear explosion, but more likely indicative of an atomic bomb than the much more powerful hydrogen bomb.

As we have fewer measurements with pressors than without, these correlations may be more likely be indicative of physiological changes rather than being anomalous due to large numbers of data points.

Cognitively salient ties tend to be activated (either via communication or collocation) at days of the week or times of the day much more likely to be indicative of informal sociability.

Because we are able to exhaustively sample the parameter space, a consistency between new experimental results and model predictions is more likely to be indicative of the design architecture of the biological system rather than reflect a particular choice parameter values.

Having a live-in-partner is more likely to be indicative of solid family structure in this sense.

These results also suggest that insufficiencies of sustained attention are even more pronounced in recurrent fallers because recurrent falls are more likely to be indicative of neuropathology than a single fall [ 18].