Sentences with phrase «highly indicative»

I believe the above mentioned track record is highly indicative of my expert clerical skills, familiarity with paper work protocols in healthcare settings and profound ability to work effectively in a team oriented environment while carrying out the role specific duties accurately with great attention to detail.

The fact that this phenomenon is not limited to Ethereum is highly indicative that the cause of the reversal pattern (s) is being manifested from something that is being driven by the market as a whole, as opposed something that is affecting each individual cryptocurrency differently.

This inclusion alone is highly indicative of how important it is to look into property damage liability coverage when considering getting full coverage car insurance.

b) There are three lines of evidence which suggest that the LU forcing agent was not correctly switched on when you calculated the Fi values for the Historical simulation, none of them conclusive but each highly indicative.

Some of the language used, such as «ancient sea of Zechstein» and «magnesium millions of years in the making» are highly indicative of a scam.

Take a look at these infield reports from tomato eaters, which are highly indicative of inflammation:

Amidst the probability of a plethora of reasons that are capable of inducing the aforesaid symptoms, the tell - tale signs are highly indicative of age - related skeletal muscle degradation rearing its ugly head as you welcome yet another new year with pomp and gaiety.

The presence of a clonal B - or T - cell population is highly indicative of a hematologic disease.

«For example, some combinations of injuries are highly indicative of abuse, such as multiple rib fractures at different stages of healing,» Ross says.

Twitter's design update is highly indicative of the identity crisis the company's namesake product now faces.

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Whether this new phenomenological and humanistic Thomism and classic Thomism can ever be united is, to put it mildly, highly controverted, and indicative of much that is at issue in the Vatican II debates, doctrinally, pastorally, and socially.

I begin here with an examination of James Cone's work as highly influential and indicative of the direction Black liberation theology took, then turn to key representatives of Latin American theology of liberation.

Trusting someone so young to be a vital cog in a squad rebuilding would be atypical of José, but it would be indicative of how highly he rates the young player.

What was once indicative of a Bohemian or highly conservative lifestyle is now the choice of thousands of families across the country.

«This is not indicative of a chance product — it is highly likely that the non-coding RNAs perform a similarly important functions to that of protein - coding RNA.»

In particular, they detected highly ionized oxygen atoms, indicative of a temperature of a mere 1 million to 2 million degrees.

Please note that these returns are indicative and highly dependent on changing market conditions.

Apparently when the paper when published will appear with comments — highly unusual and perhaps indicative of the poor quality of the work.

Indicative timelines are likely to be highly hedged by exceptions.

«But in any case a monochromatic high - intensity highly focused coherent beam of light would be a fairly indicative sign of technology that could potentially be seen from very far away,» Bill Diamond, CEO of the SETI Institute explained.