Sentence examples similar to point out as indicative from inspiring English sources

He recalls the Marshall case and points out Elliott as indicative of one of the main problems of a public registry.

I must also point out the rug, indicative of the era and also deliciously vulgar in its associations with bear skin glamor shots and art historical connotations of pubic hair.

Point out dangerous situations as necessary.

These authors further point out that elevated expression of ER α, occurring, for example, in postmenopausal women as a result of the loss of E2 signalling, is indicative of non-proliferating breast cells.

Since single samples were investigated for each WWTP and matrix and small subsamples were evaluated for sludge, Mintenig et al. [31] point out that their results should be considered as indicative values.

However, as pointed out above, hsp90αgt/gt mutant mice had seminal vesicles of normal size (Fig. 2A), and the maturation of Sertoli cells appeared normal, as reflected by the formation of a lumen indicative of a normal secretory activity.

Analyses of the organization of the encoded proteins point out specific molecular signatures, indicative of functional specificities for Snail, ScratchA and ScratchB proteins.

The cut-off points here suggested as indicative of critical mass are very tentative.

Score values above these cut-off points were taken as indicative of depressive symptoms.

And again it is worth pointing out these costs are only indicative as the contract dollar values are not necessarily what is being paid out.

Image caption The Scotsman describes Mrs May's situation as a last throw of the dice and points out that no decision has been made on whether Tory MPs will have to tow the party line when it comes to the series of indicative votes.