Sentence examples for terms indicative from inspiring English sources

Initially a single key term was selected, and then other related terms indicative of the concept were added to form a single composite indicator.

You refer to the "ugly outcomes" of the votes, the "defeat for fairness" and "unfair treatment" of "vulnerable groups" — all terms indicative of the fact that you see this issue as one of rights.

We identified abstracts by combining terms indicative of psychological treatment and depression, anxiety, and anxiety disorders (both MeSH terms and text words).

Furthermore, the severe, rare conditions are more likely than common, milder conditions to be monogenic disorders, consistent with the fact that they are likely to have a high proportion of publications including terms indicative of genetic studies; the correlation between % genetic papers and prevalence was rs = −.52, N = 35, p = .001.001

These abstracts were identified by combining terms indicative of psychological treatment and depression (both MeSH terms and text words).

Human gene-associated repeats – particularly coding region repeats – are known to have overrepresented GO terms indicative of regulatory function [ 12].

Diabetes, breast cancer, and arthritis are all clear-cut conditions that everyone recognizes, but sepsis can be a vague term, indicative of infection, blood poisoning, septicemia, etc.

Predictability of foreign assistance generally means that donors should provide more long-term indicative figures of how much aid they will provide but also to disburse aid commitments in a timely manner [ 14].

Cases of IMDILI were defined as reports that included a combination of at least one MedDRA preferred term indicative of liver injury (e.g., hepatic failure) and at least one MedDRA preferred term that indicated an immunological reaction (e.g., drug allergy) (Supplementary Table 1).

In Mainland China, the Chinese word for "Mandarin" translates as the "common language," and outside of the Mainland it is most often referred to as the "national language" -- both these terms are indicative of the broad reach which a competency in Mandarin can afford a speaker.

These GO terms are indicative of several expected adaptations on the molecular level further discussed below.