Sentence examples for a valuable indicator from inspiring English sources

Normally, urate is not accumulated in human body fluids and hence its concentration is a valuable indicator in clinical diagnosis [ 2] indicating gout, hyperuricemia, or Lesch-Nyhan syndrome [ 3].

The association of pulse with the action of the heart was recognized by the ancient Egyptians, and it remains a valuable indicator of cardiac function in modern medicine.

Butterfly numbers are recorded every year by 1,500 volunteers who submit sightings to the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme and the insects are a valuable indicator species, showing the health of the country's meadows, woodlands and gardens.

Hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail in the West Coast are now collecting information on the pika, an alpine member of the rabbit family that is a valuable indicator species for climate change.

The predominant expression found among paralogous kinases might be a valuable indicator of functional dominance.

Thus a change in the oxygen consumption is taken as a valuable indicator for metabolic stress.

Ursell number provides a valuable indicator of nonlinearity in the data analysis.

Ownership is a valuable indicator to assess involvement and participation of the community in the MHP project.

Conclusions: Plasma PTHrP was not a valuable indicator of tumor presence or recurrence in our patient population.

Clearly, Internet-couch potatoes may have some unforeseen insight into the slothful nature of workday porn indulgence that may prove to be a valuable indicator of obesity.

Results indicate that the volume affected by stress concentration at the vicinity of the pores is a valuable indicator of their propensity to initiate cracks.