Sentence examples for a combination of indicator from inspiring English sources
This agrees with the asseveration from some authors (Jones 1992; Chaves et al. 2003) about the three strategies not being mutually exclusive but instead we can find a combination of indicator traits of all three strategies within the same plant.
These models are created with a combination of indicator geostatistics and boolean simulation that allow for modeling different correlation lengths and anisotropy ratios at different permeability thresholds as well as the inclusion of large, high-permeability features.
Experts could explicitly report a complete lack of knowledge instead of reporting a value for each estimate, i.e., a combination of indicator, spatial unit, and date.
So the administration, with the help of the Finance Ministry in Baghdad, appears to have relied on a combination of indicators, including real expenditures, ministries' suggestions of projects they intended to carry out, and contracts that were still under negotiation, Mr. Christoff said.
A combination of indicators and metrics is, therefore, needed.
Renal function was ascertained using a combination of indicators.
Future research should aim to test a combination of indicators for 'adequate' ANC usage.
A combination of indicators bases on direct population monitoring and genetic diversity is desirable.
Considering the multifactorial influences of LBP [ 24], and variance in prevalence based on LBP definition [ 25], Significant LBP group allocation was defined by a combination of indicators across a range of domains based on previous LBP research.
Socioeconomic status may affect health in a variety of ways [ 30], including adverse environmental exposures, and it is unlikely that specific indicators, or even a combination of indicators, can take into account all of its impact.
Previous studies have described complementary feeding practice using single indicators but a combination of indicators is needed to better explain the role of complementary feeding practices in child growth.
