It's going to be harder next semester to have such a policy since the vice president of the United States has used foul language on the floor of the Senate, which his supporters have rationalized as "real" and indicative of "a regular guy".
Brandy's assertions notwithstanding, the issues being raised are real and indicative of the pendulum swinging too quickly away from traditional discipline, argues Max Eden, a senior fellow specializing in education policy for the Manhattan Institute, a conservative think tank based in New York City.
Seasonal Affective Disorder is both very real and entirely indicative of mankind's deeply felt need for sunshine.
But if you know anything about headphones, you'd know marketing is never indicative of real performance.
Curiously, the flexible and cheap Raspberry Pi comes in all the way at #6. Remember: this data, while quite fun, isn't necessarily indicative of real world practicality.
The observation that teachers seem to have given up on practicing real performance testing is indicative of the fact that they have not felt the relevance of LAR.
Such studies would maximize the chances of finding data patterns indicative of real etiology, although many aspects of complex disease causation might simply be too intricate and inconsistent to ever be deciphered.
Such a composite score can therefore decrease variability and potentially be more indicative of real changes in disease activity.
Given the low levels of background observed in these data, it is clear that the majority of these read clusters, regardless of location, are indicative of real transcription.
The aim is to reinterpret the feeling of uncertainty as one that is not indicative of real contingencies in the environment.
In the early treatment phase met-Hb should be determined 4 6 h after ingestion of dapsone, because the maximum level of met-Hb in peripheral blood is indicative of real cardiopulmonary risk.
