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Whether this will be indicative of their new album – their first since the death of bassist Gerard Smith – remains to be seen.

This suggests that the SOD1 inhibition in blood pellets will be indicative of antiangiogenic activity, since when a dose capable of inhibiting blood cell SOD1 is achieved the threshold for antiangiogenic activity would have been crossed.

Now, predicting that what Trump did on Tuesday night will be indicative of what he will do today or tomorrow or next week is a fool's errand.

And I think if you're interviewing somebody or you're trying to brainstorm or figure out what their interests are, asking open-ended questions, the way they answer those questions will be indicative of what's on their minds, right?

For MSC, a higher value implies a better fit and hence the highest value will be indicative of the most appropriate model.

You might not get that much out of it from the outset, but it will set you apart from all the other drivers and your reviews will be indicative of just that.

Their electoral success will be indicative of the failure of integration policies in The Netherlands, rather than a reflection of political emancipation.

Friday's second straw poll will be indicative of whether the US will 'walk the walk' and increase pressure on the Security Council to elect the first woman to lead the UN.

Tomorrow's protest will be indicative of what is ahead for the Irish left and whether the spate of arrests and now imprisonment of protesters has damaged the movement's reputation.

Tomorrow's protest will be indicative of what is ahead for the Irish left and whether the spate of arrests – and now imprisonment – of protesters has damaged the movement's reputation.

If the degradation rates of the chloroplast-encoded mRNAs are the same in cells grown in LL and HL, the expression ratios calculated from probes representing chloroplast genes will be indicative of the regulation of these genes.