Sentence examples for be a sufficient indicator from inspiring English sources

It is generally accepted that the propionic acid concentration should be kept below 1.5 g L−1 for proper process operation [19], and the ratio of propionic/acetic acid was suggested to be a sufficient indicator of a digester failure [17].

The mere fact that there are people who live in such poverty and deprivation that they and their children die of starvation and the simplest infection should be a sufficient indicator that there is something seriously wrong with global institutional schemes, and that a justice-based obligation to remedy that situation, both from a public health point of view and more broadly, exists (Pogge 2008).

However, we did not observe transcriptional changes for Oct4, Nanog and Esrrb (Figure 2A), suggesting the observed upregulation of trophectoderm genes may not be a sufficient indicator of a full commitment to the trophectoderm lineage.

If this is true, educational attainment would be a sufficient indicator of health literacy skills among Taiwanese adults and health literacy assessment would have limited value.

For research purposes, self-reported current use of psychoactive medication seems to be a sufficient indicator for regular use of antidepressants or in respect of use of any psychoactive medication, for subjects with severe psychiatric disease.

In conclusion, for research purposes, self-reported current medication use seems in general to be a sufficient indicator of regular use of antidepressants or in respect of use of any psychoactive medication, for those with severe psychiatric disease.

Defendants argue that passage of the Regents Competency Tests -- which measure the reading, writing and mathematic competency required of eighth to ninth graders -- is a sufficient indicator that a student is capable of voting or serving on a jury...

However, inflation rates, represented by the consumer prices (CPI), seem not to have been a sufficient indicator of the macroeconomic imbalances of the economy during the last decade or so.

This is a sufficient indicator of changes induced on blood glucose level were attributed to treatments received.

In addition, in our interaction analysis, a significant interaction was found between genetic and nongenetic factors, demonstrating that genetic study alone is not a sufficient indicator for hypertension.

Prior model publication in the statistics literature is not a sufficient indicator of a model's validity, and authors of modeling studies should be encouraged to take steps to increase the validity of their study by using systematically reviewed data inputs and performing sensitivity analyses and external validation.