Examples of using Is indicative in English and their translations into Danish
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Monotony is indicative of immaturity of the creative imagination
The appearance of the Graduate Guides, together with the creation of the tertiary supernaphim, is indicative of these performances of God the Supreme.
but iniquity is indicative of vanishing personality control.
Remember that this delivery time is indicative until you have received an e-mail from Badgeland regarding the final delivery time.
We would rather not believe this affair is indicative of a general attitude towards the European Union.
The interaction with midazolam lacks clinical relevance but is indicative of a slight CYP3A4 inhibition by darifenacin.
An analysis of cerebrospinal fluid may indicate increased protein levels without an increase in cell count, which is indicative of astrocytoma development.
Similarly alms, it is evidence of the truth of faith and readiness, and is indicative of the sweetness and flavor of faith.
The INCI list is indicative, this means it is not a list of approved constituents in cosmetics
The amount to which Mr Turmes has referred is indicative, as it is a minimum to be invested in these regions.
This statistic is just one of many that can be cited in the field of obstetrics and is indicative of a theme that resonates throughout many international healthcare systems.
The fact that the IETA is the biggest NGO in Bali is indicative of the influence it will extend over the outcome of the talks.”.
Good health helps ensures consistent cash flow whereas a failing health is indicative of the necessity for an ultra large reserve of emergency cash.
Such a misconception is indicative of a general problem which,
The distinctive wooden façade with its clear lines is indicative of the successful fusion of architecture and nature.
The European Neighbourhood Policy(ENP) is indicative of the high importance that the EU attaches to the construction of future relations with its neighbours,
adopted by the majority in Parliament, is indicative of its underlying purpose:
It is indicative that the Council has not made use of the instruments
A reading of the appended list(1) is indicative of the interest taken by students in various aspects of new forms of work organization.