Sentence examples for accurate sign from inspiring English sources

This year it dawned on me that the truest, most accurate sign of maturity is actually righteous indignation.

Low long-term interest rates, far from being out of kilter, are actually an accurate sign of incipient economic weakness.

At Arharn Thai (pronounced ARE-harn), a small and nondescript neighborhood place near the border of Astoria and Long Island City, the salads offer a wonderful and largely accurate sign of things to come.

Alteration of the perfusion of sublingual capillaries is an accurate sign of severity and a good predictor of poor outcome in patients with sepsis [ 6].

Detection of penetrating or central vessels proved to be an accurate sign of malignancy [ 12, 13, 17, 22, 24, 25, 29, 31].

The more accurate signs, the ones advertising Misery and Doom, only get plugged in after midnight.

In children, the most accurate signs of moderate or severe dehydration are a prolonged capillary refill, poor skin turgor, and abnormal breathing.

Nevertheless, taste alteration was reported as a dengue predictor by the few researchers who investigated this symptom [ 15, 39], and conjunctival redness was reported by Low et al. [ 15] as one of the most accurate signs (p < 0.0005; OR = 4.49) for dengue diagnosis among adult outpatients with a fever lasting less than 72 hours.

But such an admission — however accurate — would sign the political death warrant of a president to be portrayed as having snatched defeat out of the jaws of "victory".

What sounds much like an Angelopoulian fever-dream serves as the cover GIF for Krist Wood's homepage, and it's an accurate road sign for the work found within.

In this study, we focused on TT as a more accurate clinical sign of disease outcome than active disease (TF and/or TI) and, therefore, less susceptible to misclassification and more suitable for genetic studies of susceptibility.