Sentence examples for be solid indicators of from inspiring English sources
Increased protein levels of inflammatory cytokines (IL-1β, TNF-α) and catabolic factors (ADAMTS-4, ADAMTS-5) are considerd to be solid indicators of inflammatory catabolic changes in intervertebral discs [ 16– 18, 58– 60].
It demonstrates our progress and tells us where we are on the unemployment cycle, which is not only predictable, but also has historically been a solid indicator of economic health.
I don't mean to improve the performance, but to [make] the other person look good". As a term describing their working relationship, chemistry is perhaps elusive and undefinable, but there is one solid indicator of why the WRC quartet stays together.
The results strongly suggest that grip strength is a solid indicator of one's mental health and could be used to identify problems before other symptoms become noticeable.
You can't hand down a conclusion based solely on this test, but it's a solid indicator of performance.
Tensions between CHQ and the travelling party is almost a cliche in Australian elections - it's usually a solid indicator of which party is the losing side (although it wasn't in the 1993 election).
"We cut earnings per share to below consensus to reflect this … we now forecast [ITV] third quarter [ad revenues] at -1.75% (+5% before)." How TV ad spend pans out in September will be key as it is always a solid indicator of the strength of the final three months of the year, when big ITV shows such as The X Factor return.
In the best of cases, supply chain reports offers some vague insight into the larger picture of Apple's inventory channels, but when looked to for solid indicators of performance, they're about as dependable as using a magic 8 ball.
While the sales will have happened these examples are not solid indicators on how well the products are selling.
Or is a first-class honours degree still a pretty solid indicator of professional potential?
