Comparing results from testing with the ({text{LoC}}_{text{indicator}}^{text{n}}) for each of the measurement endpoints will give a first indication of the risks to a specific indicator used for testing.
The absorbance of DPBF at λ = 410 nm would decrease when DPBF was oxidized by 1O2, which acted as a specific indicator of 1O2 generation.
The use of plasma cortisol as a specific indicator of heat stress and thermal tolerance before or after acclimation in exercising horses appears limited.
A specific indicator is proposed to measure the instability of each component in a compressor, which can be used to determine the best region for stability extension technologies, such as a holed casing treatment, in different compressor applications.
These issues are investigated through an empirical analysis of a specific indicator, the "Minimum Flow Requirements" (MFR) and its associated biophysical models, developed and used in the South-West of France.
This will have a particular focus on the benefits and challenges to the routine monitoring of the healthcare worker's well-being as a specific indicator for system performance and patient safety.
For each criterion a specific indicator has been identified.
Our results suggested that the CIS could be more useful as a specific indicator to differentiate AD from DLB using brain perfusion SPECT.
Whilst the finding regarding irritability in younger age groups is of interest, it is important to note that irritability cannot be regarded as a specific indicator of bipolarity.
Taking this into account there is need, to not only look at a specific indicator, but also consider that it might tell us different things about the criticality depending on the factor, time of the day.
After 4 days of incubation at 30°C, the medium was treated with 0.1% (w/v) aqueous Congo red, a specific indicator for cellulose hydrolysis leaving a distained halo where CMC has been degraded (Teather and Wood 1982).
