Sentence examples for strongly indicative that from inspiring English sources

"We have evidence that is strongly indicative that Albert DeSalvo was not the rapist-murderer of Mary Sullivan," said James E. Starrs, a lawyer and forensic investigator at George Washington University, where he is also a professor.

This is strongly indicative that D. willistoni not only lacks the D. melanogaster selenoprotein reference complement but that it has lost the ability to synthesize selenoproteins altogether.

However, the distinction of the isotope signatures between the two species is strongly indicative that the two species do indeed forage in different areas and may feed on different prey.

These data are strongly indicative that ICT1 functions in mitochondrial gene expression.

The HapMap genotypes were generated with different technologies than the one used in this study and therefore the concordance is strongly indicative that the genotypes are accurate.

The most consistent contemporary observation in terms of the underlying factor structure of this instrument in cardiac patients is strongly indicative that the HADS comprises three underlying dimensions.

Therefore, we combine both the GX1 2GXXG and GXXXG/A motifs into an extended motif, V/IXGX1 2GXXGXXXG/A, that is more strongly indicative than previously described motifs of Rossmann folds that bind FAD or NAD(P).

Words that are strongly indicative of crime type are extremely rare.

The anomalies that are strongly indicative of a required change with a low false positive rate are generally given high scores.

After expression of the fusion constructs, in both cases we were able to detect fluorescence not only overlying the autofluorescence of the plastid but also clearly extended alongside the plastid, a pattern that is strongly indicative of dual targeting to the plastid and mitochondrion (fig. 3A).

Not a lot is known about the artists, but "the work is strongly indicative of the fact that the people who drew them were shamanistic in origin," Whitley says.