The phrase "active indicator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, user interfaces, or any situation where a signal or marker indicates an ongoing process or status.
Example: "The dashboard features an active indicator that shows the current status of the system in real-time."
Alternatives: "live signal" or "current marker".
This would correspond to an active indicator of approximately 0.6.
Figure 8 Distribution of active indicator ratings for respondents with and without a redesigned classroom.
Figure 8 displays the active indicator ratings for respondents with and without a studio-style classroom.
So, an extensively interactive class with no lecturing would have an active indicator of 1 and a completely lecture-based class would have an active indicator of 0. To put these numbers in perspective, we calculated a hypothetical active indicator for Peer Instruction (Crouch and Mazur [2001]), a popular physics reform.
In contrast to the Tukey post hoc results for the active indicator, respondents in physics have statistically significantly higher studio match ratings than all other disciplines.
For both indices, there were no statistically significant differences between users and past users (p = .993,.969 for studio match and active indicator, respectively).
'Modified users' and 'influenced by' have similar (i.e., not statistically different) active indicators but 'influenced by' are less likely to have the structural infrastructure to support their use of interactive pedagogies.
Although the results of the one-way ANOVA suggest that differences between active indicators of the six different disciplines were statistically significant (F 6, 420) =2.662 p = .015), the Tukey post hoc test did not find any statistically significant differences between any of the pairs of disciplines.
Mutants of the green fluorescent protein (GFP) have been exploited for various applications in biochemistry and cell biology, serving as reporters of gene expression, protein labels and since recently also as active indicators of physiological signals [ 1].
Let r = ∑ j = 1 n λ j be the total number of active indicators and define the list of active population size parameters Θ ^ = θ ^ 0, θ ^ 1,..., θ ^ r, θ ^ j = { θ 0 if j = 0 θ m if λ m = 1 and j = ∑ i = 1 m λ i.
We use their reaction with a well-defined amount of a redox-active indicator substance, which is confined in a nanoparticle suspended in a solution containing the species of interest.
