As such, the DI values in this analysis are probably a more accurate indication of the actual support for each group.
His conclusions now strike us as predictable, and many have turned for a more accurate indication of Mahler's mental state to the manuscripts of the Tenth, which Alma edited for publication a decade after his death.
This approach might be more sensitive to errors in the underlying model for estimating doses, but, if such errors are small, it will be expected to give a more accurate indication of the magnitude of risk for particular levels of absorbed dose.
A comparison of the last three months with the same period last year, regarded as a more accurate indication of house price movement, turned negative for the first time since May 2009, falling from 0% in August to -0.9% in September.
If such differences are found, the difference between the retrospective T1 score and the T2 score is a more accurate indication of the treatment effect since it controls for the response shift.
The DTBS and DTSS databases could be improved by the inclusion of a field, on the claim form, for reasons for provision of treatments; this would provide a more accurate indication of dental health.
Ballesteros' six-under-par total for the first round gave an accurate indication of just how well he was playing.
The combination of traditional TNM staging with an assessment for LVI could lead to a more accurate indication of the patient's prognosis [ 11].
For all these reasons, it is likely that our trial gives an accurate indication of the effectiveness of nurse delivered pragmatic rehabilitation and supportive listening for CFS/ME in primary care.
The scoreline of 6-3, 6-2 is an accurate indication of how efficiently he dispatched Zielinski.
Yet once a company reports its earnings, they accept the number as an accurate indication of its health.
