Sentence examples for be a reasonable indicator from inspiring English sources
Structural diversity of vegetation appeared to be a reasonable indicator of biodiversity, at least for vascular plants and small mammals, and should be included in future assessments of diversity in agroecosystems.
It was found that the normalized base modulus (ratio between back-calculated and initial modulus) and the semi-rigid base cracking condition had good relationship on log-log scales, therefore the normalized base modulus was considered to be a reasonable indicator for the evaluation of semi-rigid base damage (cracking) condition.
The air pollution levels during the study period (1994-1998) could be a reasonable indicator of historical trend over the past 20 to 30 years [ 7].
Few studies have examined the accuracy of self-reported health insurance in developing countries, although an analysis from Taiwan found self-reported insurance status to be a reasonable indicator of insurance status (23).
RBC iron is a measure of the total iron in the RBC, and about 65% of the body's iron is in the RBC [ 33], so RBC iron may be a reasonable indicator of total body stores of iron.
Occasional use of oral steroids can be a reasonable indicator of an acute exacerbation, but use of only antibiotics is less clear, especially now that chronic use of azithromycin to prevent COPD exacerbations is growing in popularity.
With a track record of six of 37 being picked up, "it's hard not to feel it's a reasonable indicator that they're doing something right," he said.
"I don't think it is a reasonable indicator.
So for a voter, the strength of the national currency is a reasonable indicator of the quality of a government's economic management.
The theoretical and experimental results show good agreement, suggesting that the simulation is a reasonable indicator of what may be expected in practice.
The frost jacking ratio ηj (ultimate jacking displacement divided by freezing depth) was a reasonable indicator in terms of anti-frost jacking ability.
