Sentence examples for movements were indicative of from inspiring English sources

The disappearance of the rhythms associated to wakefulness such as alpha oscillations ([8 10] Hz) and the apparition of slow rolling eye movements were indicative of the transition to NREM1.

In the forced swim test a decrease in immobility and an increase in active movements is indicative of a decrease in depression-like behaviour (Porsolt et al., 1977).

Plant behavior is, in other words, largely instinctive (deterministic), although located beyond the fringe of instinctive responses there is a brain-in-waiting – the plant's torpid behavior and its limited movement are indicative of a dormancy of consciousness: for Bergson, movement is always an indicator of consciousness, an idea rediscovered by Sheets-Johnstone.

Lilla's abandonment of the conservative movement is indicative of the demise of elite, moderate republicans, and the very real swelling of popular right-wing resentment against the welfare state.

The education technology movement is indicative of a larger crisis in our country, one where we rally around the next solution to come down the industry pipeline without meaningful research or a workable implementation plan.

Two of three lingcod not detected at the Port Gravina curtain at the time of dispersal were later detected within Port Gravina, suggesting that detection at the curtain during a dispersal movement is indicative of leaving Port Gravina.

This movement is indicative of transient energy crisis 24.

• The campaign is indicative of a couple of trends.

Volume III (1887) summarizes laws, including the enfranchisement of women in Wyoming territory, that were indicative of the movement's victories.

The parties were indicative of that.

Foot thought those crowds were indicative of the public mood.