The measures of general motor and language development were broad screening questions indicative of developmental problems rather than detailed validated measures, which precluded the assessment of more subtle associations of autistic symptomatology with general development.
The supple bounce of Brown's expert tapping was an extension of his easygoing personality, and the question was indicative of the loose structure and open format he preferred.
Let us go question ↘ indicative: interrogative: elemental command ↘ volitive: cohortative [7] w e hinneh neleḵ umah-nnāḇîʾ lāʾîš [5] ʿattâ nel a ḵâ ššām But if we go, what can we bring the man?
Nonetheless the question is indicative of the sort of leeway that (P.8) leaves, and that one might want to regiment.
This particular howler came in response to many people online suggesting that Kavanaugh's incredulity at his behaviour being called into question was indicative of a certain type of white, male indignation that refuses to be challenged.
Participants' responses to interview questions are indicative only of their own experiences and understandings.
Students were also stimulated by the game; their discussion and questions were indicative of their strong involvement in their own learning.
The mean score for each of the research questions is indicative to the degree a particular issue influences the Greek port organizations for implementing a quality and management system, in the scale from 1 "lowest" to 5 "highest".
The questions were indicative of the protective, even defensive, mind-set of the newspaper audience.
We present in detail the results obtained when processing the first two clinical questions as indicative case studies.
In addition, these questions are indicative of the relationship between relevance and discovery (e.g., item DR1).
