Sentence examples for simply indicative from inspiring English sources

This provides strong evidence that the high conservation index values indicated are robust and not simply indicative of low sequence divergence or poor taxonomic representation.

But he had travelled with conspicuous comfort through the race, jumping energetically, and the narrow margin was simply indicative of his sloth in front.

The weakest interpretation of the contract is that the contractual result is simply indicative of the correct answer to the justificatory problem, which itself is simply indicative of the fact that P has N.

But notice that the results are of course not a means to good health; they are simply indicative of it.

"Today's progress report is simply indicative of where demand is most intense and where best opportunities of successful ticket applications lie".

Objectivity of research in this area is important, and it is a necessity that researchers clarify when results are simply indicative or are statistically rigorous and capable of extrapolation to a wider population.

The Guardian recently reported that 83% of the government's £300m relief fund will go to Tory-run councils, mostly in the south (Council cuts: PM accused of buying off MPs, 10 February); this is not simply deplorable, but indicative of the ridiculous bias this administration shows for southern England.

This was not simply an isolated incident but indicative of a broader failure.

15 It remains unclear whether the more severe damage to these tracts in bTBI with pituitary dysfunction simply indicates a greater severity of brain injury, or is indicative of a particular injury pattern associated with hypothalamic pituitary damage.

"It's just indicative of the times".

Some data were only indicative.