"were considered indicative of" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to show that something is seen as a sign or indication of something else. Example: The doctor noted that the patient's symptoms were considered indicative of a larger underlying health issue.
PHQ-9 scores of 10 or more were considered indicative of depression.
A wide variety of clinical outcomes beyond death or recurrent PE were considered indicative of clinical deterioration.
A ratio (LT/LP) of less than 0.80 or greater than 1.2 were considered indicative of patella infera or patella alta, respectively.
Absolute values of sk smaller than 3 and ku smaller than 7 were considered indicative of no strong deviations from the normal distribution (Finney & DiStefano 2006; Kline 2005).
The 1-month CT control demonstrated a large area of cavitation including the entire nodule, with no significant contrast enhancement (C,D); the findings were considered indicative of complete response.
The relative binding abilities of hHAsα2,6 and hHAsα2,6* toward erythrocytes derived from various species were assessed, and differences between HAs and negative controls, significant by the Steel Dwass test (P < 0.01), were considered indicative of binding capacity of the HA in question (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
The Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) [30], which includes 19 self-rated items distributed among seven components, is designed to assess an individual's quality of sleep during the past month; total PSQI scores (range: 0 21) ≥6 were considered indicative of sleep disturbance.
Correlation coefficients with a value of more than 0.9 were considered indicative of co-expression.
IC50 values at or above 100 nM were considered indicative of resistance for both pyrimethamine and sulfadoxine [41], [42].
All p-values below 0.05 were considered indicative of a significant difference between measurements and are shown by an asterisk.
Melt peaks at 80°C and 88°C were considered indicative of BTFC and YLF gene clusters, respectively.
