Sentence examples for a reasonable indicator for from inspiring English sources
It was found that the normalized base modulus (ratio between back-calculated and initial modulus) and the semi-rigid base cracking condition had good relationship on log-log scales, therefore the normalized base modulus was considered to be a reasonable indicator for the evaluation of semi-rigid base damage (cracking) condition.
The experts may not like it, but as long as the Dow seems a reasonable indicator for the broader American economy, it will retain pride of place among the indexes.
Although 0.05 was suggested as a reasonable indicator for significance, he did assert the interpretation was open [ 14].
Structural diversity of vegetation appeared to be a reasonable indicator of biodiversity, at least for vascular plants and small mammals, and should be included in future assessments of diversity in agroecosystems.
This criterion should represent a reasonable indicator of distress, with relevance for primary care.
This analysis is based on assumption that emergency admissions for ACS conditions are a reasonable indicator of the performance of ambulatory care.
This criterion is not meant to be a true gold standard for somatization, but rather a reasonable indicator of somatization (i.e. the presentation of somatic complaints unexplained by physical illness), relevant for primary care.
■ Potential limitations are the assumption that emergency admissions for ACS conditions are a reasonable indicator of the performance of ambulatory care (it may also be linked to availability and quality of social care).
Although it is unclear which biological matrix best represents manganese exposure, blood manganese is believed to be a reasonable indicator of environmental exposure and body burden (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry 2008).
So for a voter, the strength of the national currency is a reasonable indicator of the quality of a government's economic management.
