In 1992, he started the World Yo-Yo Contest and won it, which was indicative of yo-yo's sliding pop-culture status.
In Spain they faced a ban, later lifted, which was indicative of the challenges faced by those who do want to take it up.
Howe made nine changes to his XI, which was indicative that he had the more pressing priority of gaining promotion to the Premier League to consider and also that the manager fancied any team he fielded might defeat Villa.
But Macesic was struck by her strange rash — vivid raised red dots coalescing into islands — and the color of her eyes (pink, with streaks of vermillion), which was indicative of conjunctivitis, a symptom of certain viral infections.
The vector did not induce either hemolysis or agglutination of red cells in vitro, which was indicative of good biocompatibility.
Hybrids also showed linear biodegradation behavior in SBF that could be controlled by the degree of covalent crosslinking which was indicative of their stable biodegradation ability.
Data analysis showed that students used laptops mainly for academic as well as non-academic purpose which was indicative that laptops were indeed distracting tools in the classrooms.
In UVB-irradiated human fibroblast cells, gallic acid glucoside lowered matrix metalloproteinase-1 levels and increased the collagen content, which was indicative of a stronger anti-aging effect than that of gallic acid or arbutin.
These results demonstrated that the southeast Asian sector is different from the Indian and south American sectors, which was indicative of a unique physical processes related to the electro-dynamo.
Furthermore, when higher DMAB molar was added to the solution (with orange color only), a new intense absorption band appeared at 410 nm which was indicative of the formation of nanoparticles with spherical shape.
Furthermore, X-ray powder diffraction studies on the mesomorphic transitions for these compounds showed a decrease in the d-spacing which was indicative of gauche trans isomerism in the alkyl chains and possibly chain kinking.
