Sentence examples for the best indicative from inspiring English sources

A higher number of charged groups in the molecule (at pH of the crystallizing solution), capable of forming strong distorting (attractive of repulsive) interactions, is the best indicative of a poor RMSD from the reference crystal conformation.

The cost estimates are at best indicative, since women may not themselves have made payments and since recall is likely to have been difficult.

Our results are at best indicative for current practice., The focus of our study was the use of results of research on patient preferences (passive patient participation) and not on other forms of (active) patient participation (e.g. membership of CPG development group).

A hit with 3D-jury is, at best indicative.

Logistic regression (with ROC curves) was then used to identify the combination of markers with the best sensitivity and specificity indicative of a proteomic signature of poor prognosis.

It wasn't, and it's no more indicative of the best of world cinema than are the foreign-film Oscars nominees.

That successive England managers failed to get the best out of him is indicative of the lack of imagination and flexibility that has held the England team back for so long.

But when Mr. Hazanavicius triumphed at the Directors Guild, his win at the Oscars was nearly cemented; the guild and the Academy almost always follow suit and are almost always indicative of the best picture win too.

The lowest KS distribution across most papers was observed with Eq. 3, indicative of the best fit (Fig. 4D).

Photoluminescence spectra also displayed an increase in exciton peak emission with increasing Ga doping levels and reached a maximum at a doping concentration of 2.0 mol% Ga, as well as a corresponding decrease in the deep level emission intensity, indicative that the best optical quality was obtained at the 2 mol% Ga level.

It would be overly pessimistic to imply that these results are indicative of the best that can be achieved with selected vendor's equipment or some other tuning or enhancements designed to abbreviate some of the processes described in the chapter.