Sentence examples for accurate signs from inspiring English sources

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

David L. Gunn, the Transit Authority president, promised in his 1985 budget that by year's end, 9 out of 10 subway cars would have readable maps, accurate signs, regular announcements and working doors and lights.

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.

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 least in this study, these behaviors seem to be an accurate sign of a woman's interest, and men picked up on those signals.

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 hope is that with accurate maps, signs and route descriptions people will go and stiffer protection will follow.