Sentence examples for the strongest indicative from inspiring English sources

In 1976, the most informative observational nodes in relation to eruption potential are inferred to be seismicity (i.e. nodes 5, 6, 13 and 14), with shallow seismicity above 5 km depth identified as having the strongest indicative power.

The observed number of unique or total peptide hits (spectral counts), while dependent on the protein MW, is also a strong indicative of the protein abundance and of the peptide propensity for MS identification.

This observation is a very strong indicative that our integrated method encapsulates in the same module proteins that participate in the same biological processes and even a partial replacement of these proteins (i.e. artificial modules) ruins the functional robustness of the module.

This is a strong indicative that low expression of this gene has been segregated and selected by the breeding process and is strongly associated with high sucrose content.

While straight-line distance travelled is not an exact measure of travel burden, it acts as a strong indicative measure of access.

Changes of NF without changes of the 2n are strong indicatives that nemacheilid chromosomes have evolved by diverse intrachromosomal rearrangements, such as various types of centromeric shifts.

The strong association is indicative of the high risk of operating on an acutely inflamed liver.

They note that the strong participation rates are indicative of the way that more Mozambican men are being proactive about their own health and taking responsibility for their sexual behavior.

The soil chemical properties considered, summarized into a single PCA axis, showed significant spatial (regional) differences and no temporal (successional) pattern, indicative of the strong influence of the parent rock material.

Among big gainers, Detroit's presence is interesting and indicative of the strong contribution of durable-goods manufacturing to recovery (of course, durable-goods manufacturing contributed even more on the downside).

"The strong late season decline is indicative of how thin the ice cover is," said NSIDC scientist Walt Meier.