Sentence examples for be interpreted as indicator from inspiring English sources
In this context, it is of note that reduced vitellogenin levels can only be interpreted as indicator for endocrine activity, if there is no systemic toxicity [186].
The highest exposure evoked strong chemosensory sensations (annoyance), rather much olfactory related symptoms (bad air, stink), and increase in eye-blink frequency, which can be interpreted as indicator of trigeminal mediated adversity.
Certain soil profile features can be interpreted as indicators of the passage of time.
Given the many confounding factors in this data base, these probability values should be interpreted as indicators of strong differences among categories rather than strictly interpreted statistical tests (see Discussion).
These all-gene normalized values can be interpreted as indicators of mRNA abundances since c. 90% of the genes with cyclic patterns fall in the linear dynamic range (compare [85]).
The higher levels of NEFA and glucose may be interpreted as indicators of decreased sensitivity insulin.
The univariate p-values should be interpreted as indicators of variable importance to guide variable selection, not as traditional hypothesis tests of statistical significance.
These characteristics, which can be interpreted as indicators of household wealth (and possibly in the case of cars, mobility), were not found to be important for cervical screening.
Development of biomarkers of exposure to PAHs and related compounds includes detection of protein and DNA adducts, which can be interpreted as indicators of effective dose [ 105].
Thus, the weights should not be interpreted as indicators of relative importance in the association of interest, rather the correlation pattern should be considered.
Measures of housing quality that can also be interpreted as indicators of socioeconomic status (SES) – homeownership rates, air conditioning access, proportion of dilapidated and deteriorating residential buildings, property tax delinquency and serious housing violations rates – provided the strongest correlations to the area-based mortality rate ratios.
