Sentence examples for as a better indication from inspiring English sources
They now have away fixtures at Arsenal and then Chelsea, which will serve as a better indication as to where the Argentine's side rank among the Premier League hierarchy.
Newer cookies "60 days in market" and "30 days in market" are actually more valuable to advertisers as they give a better indication of what the person using that browser is interested in right now.
Hence, dynamic tests are used in the assisted reproductive technology setting as they give a better indication of the ovarian response to stimulation.
This will "most likely make a difference, as we will have a better indication of [a customer's] creditworthiness," Thorpe says.
We chose job done for most of working life as a measure of adult SEP because in a previous study in North Staffordshire, participants aged 56 years and over had worked for a mean of 25.2 years (standard deviation 12.7 years; Lacey, unpublished data) in their main job and, as such, it would give a better indication of cumulative lifetime occupationally-based SEP in a cohort of older people.
A better indication of low temperatures as they affect humans is given by the windchill, a measurement of the cooling power of the atmosphere on human skin.
Considering the latter part of one's career provides a better indication of preferences and, as the average job tenure in our sample of current employees is 21 years (while retirees have spent, on average, 25 years in their last job), we capture a sizeable part of the working life.
The red-blue divide is a bit more consistent with the conventional wisdom if you look at the deduction as a percentage of income (AGI), which might be a better indication of repeal's economic burden.
As plug condition may change discontinuously with pile penetration, the IFR is a better indication of plugging condition than the PLR [22, 23].
These results give a better indication of the system performance and effectiveness for tasks such as text-mining assisted bio-curation.
