Sentence examples for very high indicative from inspiring English sources

Levels of adherence to the responsibility and participation images were very high, indicative of a 'new biophilia' mainstream in Dutch culture.

Most residues of ghrelin for which unambiguous PREs could be obtained showed very high PREs indicative of their location outside the micelle, in the aqueous phase.

However, if the predictive power is very high and indicative of microscopic cancer foci undetectable by any other current imaging or endoscopic screening technique, then the decision for therapeutic rather than prophylactic total gastrectomy is much more convincing.

Although a very high SUV may be indicative of malignancy, an average SUV does not exclude malignancy [ 36, 43].

If isolated anti-DFS70 is confirmed in the absence of signs and symptoms suggestive of AARD, the pathologist should indicate in his/her report that the evidenced ANA pattern, even at very high titres, is generally not indicative of AARD.

A low TPI value (<0.5) and a high GI (>6) is indicative of a topogenous mire while a very high GI value (>10) indicates a permanently flooded condition leading to a pronounced degree of degradation of vegetal matter.

SDG had donut shape and very high specific surface area (150 m2/g) indicative of high porosity.

These document the overwhelming abundance of fibrolamellar bone indicative of very high growth rates.

Selective forces and evolutionary potential have previously been suggested to drive intraspecific adaptation on similarly fine scales: in the herbaceous alpine plants, Poa hiemata, the observation that local adaptation had significant effects even within a very small altitudinal range (<150 m) was taken to be <span class="lh">indicative of very high evolutionary potential (Byars et al. 2007).

Within 30 seconds of clinical death, each of the rats displayed low-amplitude but very high-frequency waves indicative of a highly aroused brain.

More than half (60%) of the SDSE isolates studied have a unique combination of emm type, ST and group carbohydrate, indicative of a very high level of genetic diversity within the species.