The range of the weightings, expressed as the component score in percentage of the total score, is wide (Table 7, Fig. 2), indicating disagreement between research groups on which abnormalities are the most indicative of changes in disease status.
And most indicative of their philosophy were the plays called on third down.
While he played well throughout the concert, Mr. Esfahani's beautifully wrought encores were the most indicative of his artistry.
Perhaps most indicative of this truce is Lynne Cheney's "America: A Patriotic Primer" -- as notable for its moderate, inclusive tone as for its flag-waving.
Perhaps the moment most indicative of the change in the team came in their first game against the Cowboys, on Oct. 25.
Of the markers, 71 most indicative of chronological age were selected to measure the speed at which people are growing old.
The first of 29 new designs, the White Temple, is a simple Zen sanctuary built outside Kyoto, Japan, in 2000, and in some ways it is the piece most indicative of Mr. Moeller's point.
It analysed 3m data points from over 30,000 employees, comparing traits of applicants with those of existing employees, to determine which traits are most indicative of reliability, trustworthiness and suitability for particular jobs.
Most indicative of Lent's failure to heed this difference are the innumerable pronouncements (a lot of them fitted with quotation marks to help them pass as normal speech) about life, the world and the interesting way "things swirl in chaos but there's always some form within it waiting to be revealed".
That juxtaposition is perhaps most indicative of the new Union Square, where the onetime headquarters of the Communist Party, on the east side of the park, is now a Babies "R" Us, and the allure of selecting a perfectly ripe peach is often trumped by rubbing shoulders with a television chef doing the same.
