be indicative of

The researchers say that movements associated with good dancing may be indicative of good health and reproductive potential .

Yet if women were spending time together and not talking, it would be indicative of a major problem.

As an example, some optical features once thought to be indicative of metallic carbon nanotubes are not present in these armchair samples.

Should GEO600 detect a phase change, it could be indicative of a slight change in distance, thus the passage of a gravitational wave.

But the disease can be indicative of more serious blockages elsewhere in the body.

That being said, I don't believe Rondo's inconsistent play last season will be indicative of his future performance.

However, slowly growing, non tender nodes may be indicative of either local or generalized malignancy.

Today, we consider speed of response to our needs to be indicative of higher quality products and services.

All they do is provide a historic record of what has taken place and cannot be indicative of what the future holds.

Cerebral microbleeds on T2*-weighted gradient-echo magnetic resonance imaging may be indicative of hemorrhage-prone microangiopathy.

This may be indicative of a Denial of Service type of attack or of a Web server that is overly utilized.

Past performance, in China's case, may be indicative of future results.