Sentence examples for shape is indicative from inspiring English sources

This shape is indicative of a spiral fracture and occurs only when the bone is young and not dried out.

A distribution of a different shape is indicative of disturbance [47].

This tree shape is indicative of serial replacement of strains over time; H3N2 influenza shows rapid evolution, but low standing genetic diversity.

President Obama's gaffe last week that "the private sector is in good shape" is more indicative of life in 'the bubble' that surrounds any president, than of any unfamiliarity with the facts.

Thesummation is not normalised, and thus the gain values are only correct up to ascale; however, the shape of the plot is indicative.

Although the word phenology (which should not be confused with phrenology, a pseudoscientific practice based on the belief that the shape of the human skull is indicative of behaviour) was first used about 1862, in England the study began as early as 1736, with Robert Marsham's observations of the seasonally recurring events involving plants, insects, and birds in his village in Norfolk.

The shape change in these cells is indicative of diseases like cancer or clotting disorders.

Generally, the star-like shape of the inferred tree already is indicative of exponential growth.

The irregular shape could be indicative of stress caused by the high acid titres or merely from washed out fragments of biofilm.

The teardrop shape will be indicative that you are doing it correctly while looping the bands of the middle row back on themselves.

Results also show that ZIF-7 and ZIF-9 (SOD topology) have unusual hydrogen isotherm shapes at relatively low pressures, which is indicative of "breathing", a phase transition in which the pore space increases due to adsorption.