The phrase "an indicator of fire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sign or signal that suggests the presence of fire or a fire hazard.
Example: "The smoke rising from the building was a clear indicator of fire, prompting the evacuation of nearby residents."
Alternatives: "a sign of fire" or "a signal of fire".
As the ChIP-signals of Cdc45 were stronger and less diffused compared with Pol2 signals on late-firing origins, we preferred to follow Cdc45 recruitment as an indicator of origin firing throughout the rest of the study.
The Nesterov index is currently used as an official indicator of fire risk in Russia (McRae et al., 2006) and in Austria (Arpaci et al., 2010).
The HFI estimates the amount of energy released per unit time per unit fire front line (Byram 1959) and is typically used as an indicator of expected flame length and fire-suppression difficulty.
Results of the present study demonstrate that the FIRISK is a reliable indicator of fire risk within the ESAI framework.
Similarly, given that smoke is in fact a reliable indicator of fire, those who are concerned to have true beliefs about the presence or absence of fire do well to pay attention to the presence or absence of smoke.
For the PET/GF composites with a low loading of the flame retardant mixture, the heat release capacity (HRC) which is an indicator of a material fire hazard reduced by 47%, meanwhile, the intensities of a variety of combustible or toxic gases detected by TG-IR technique were remarkably decreased.
The overall strength of the BGC-LV index for overall ignition risk supports our proposition that volatile fine fuels may be represented by the BIOME-BGC model's labile litter carbon pool, and if modified by the drying power of the atmosphere it is a better overall indicator of fire risk than the Nesterov index.
This cross-boundary metric is an indicator of the influence of large fires in the distribution of the identified transitions and, therefore, we conclude that the occurrence of large fires in montado increases its probability of transition to shrubland.
But there is one relatively straightforward indicator of fire risk that can be tracked and mapped.
