Sentence examples for represented indicative from inspiring English sources

In each, one or more positions in CDC11 appeared as "mixed" peaks with two distinct nucleotides clearly represented, indicative of two alleles of CDC11 in the same purportedly haploid strain (Moir et al. 1982).

However, experiments using intracavitary injection or cells in vitro may represent indicative tests for a possible carcinogenic effect.

If the degradation rates of the chloroplast-encoded mRNAs are the same in cells grown in LL and HL, the expression ratios calculated from probes representing chloroplast genes will be indicative of the regulation of these genes.

Biochemical biomarkers represent changes which can be indicative of disease mechanisms.

Later, the numerical constants A and E were shown by the collision and transition-state theories of chemical reactions to represent quantities indicative of the fundamental process of chemical reactions; i.e., E represents the energy of activation, and A represents the frequency at which atoms and molecules collide in a way that leads to reaction.

Since methane is a common product of microbial action on organic matter, the presence of methanotrophic organisms in a given sample is less probable of representing an indicative of a reservoir than the occurrence of more specific bacterial populations, such as ethane, propane and butane degraders [Shennan 2006].

If the endocardial surface represents changes indicative of stages of myocarditis, staging of myocarditis and targeted cardioscope-guided biopsy could be used for accurate histological diagnosis.

Especially in clade S, certain haplotypes (S15, S3, S33 and S17) potentially represent nodes indicative of multiple bursts of population expansion.

The home visit, therefore, represents an indicative of change of the professionals' practice and their adhesion to the principles and guidelines of PSF. Figure 1 shows the number of days per month in which the professionals perform home visits.

Figures  1 and 2 compare the values obtained in this study to those reported in 2005 for the United Kingdom which were based on demographic data from 1994 and funding data from 2002 [ 3]; we will hereafter consider them to represent values indicative of the year 2002, which allows comparisons approximately corresponding to the changes over the past decade.

They also exceed the generic USEPA soil screening level (SSL) guidance of ∼100 Bq/kg (soil ingestion pathway) which represent an indicative threshold for further investigation and is based on conservative exposure assumptions to a hypothetical future occupant of the site.