Sentence examples for a precise indicator of from inspiring English sources

To hear that Voyager 1 is now nineteen billion kilometres from Earth is a precise indicator of the aging process.

Quins have been showing no shortage of character but this year's Big Game against the leaders, Northampton, will be a precise indicator of where they stand.

Thus thermal resistance can be a precise indicator of fiber breaks and delamination in CFRP composites.

As a consequence, n is a precise indicator of the composition that will be used in the following sections.

Monaghan stresses that "we were clear that our map primarily shows seasonal climatic suitability for Aedes aegypti, and is not meant to be a precise indicator of where the mosquito will be found".

According to Bayes' theorem, the likelihood ratio (LR) of any diagnostic finding is a precise indicator of the expected change in the likelihood of that disease if the suspected individual has that particular finding [18].

As for the setting of the threshold, without an absolute boundary, it is hard to find a precise indicator to quantificate the threshold, and we choose an appropriate value from an interval as the threshold according to the experimental results.

I believe that the welfare of children is a very precise indicator of the democratic credentials of a society and its government.

Sir Bob Burgess, former vice-chancellor of the University of Leicester who ran a GPA pilot study involving 21 UK institutions in 2013-14, said that GPA will help meet the need for a more precise indicator of degree grades.

It didn't attract the same crowds as the park event on Saturday but the pool party seemed to me a more precise indicator of why Trans Pride is important.

In addition to being a more precise indicator of purely manufacturing behavior, the authors justify their choice because the performance of this variable, according to the analysis of Rowthorn (1997), is the one that shows the existence or not of premature deindustrialization.