Therefore, we derived an indicator of PM10 2.5 by subtracting the daily measured PM2.5 concentrations from the same-day PM10 concentrations at locations with collocated monitors, as routinely performed by the U.S. EPA (Vanderpool et al. 2004) and commonly used in epidemiological studies.
Features of flow such as vortex patterns in the ventricle have been proposed as an indicator of cardiac health12,13.
The decline in sales has been seen as an indicator of a fall in levels of interest in crypto mining.
However, the BMI has some limitations as an indicator of obesity (13), and no study has been reported on the relationship with other indicators of adiposity.
After 2 DIV, the position of cells expressing EGFP as an indicator of endogenous Lrp12/Mig13a expression and the tdTomato reporter was examined by confocal microscopy.
Because phosphorylated AKT is an indicator of enhanced PI 3,4,5 P3 signalling, which underlies myelin outfoldings in Pten mutant mice, it could also be a molecular signature of other tomaculous neuropathies.
Annual turnover of the companies on our list is also an indicator of volatility, and this year the turnover reached its highest level since 2002.
Environmental justice and cleanup justice studies have been combined indiscriminately, using Superfund as an indicator of environmental equity (Downey 2005; Krieg 1998; Stretesky and Hogan 1998).
As such, it is an indicator of the Millennium Development Goals United Nationss 2008), which seeks to reduce the under-5 mortality rate by two-thirds between 1990 and 2015.
The dropout rate has also been quantified and used as an indicator of performance (Dearing, 1996; Bricall, 2000; Rauret & Grifol, 2001; OECD, 2008; Mandelson, 2009).
Bond dissociation enthalpy (BDE) of phenolic O H bond has well been accepted as an indicator of antioxidant activity since phenols donate the hydrogen atom to the free radicals thereby neutralizing its toxic effect.
