Sentence examples for being a better marker from inspiring English sources
We are also unaware of any studies that have compared the magnitude of the relative associations between ALT and GGT with diabetes risk, despite claims for one or the other being a better marker of liver fat and thus diabetes risk.
It may be that the number of co-morbidities is not a particularly sensitive measure of patient well-being and PS may be a better marker.
That would be a better marker of the total teacher compensation package, especially since it is the total compensation that determines retirement benefits.
They knew that krypton 81, an isotope present in the open air but not underground, would be a better marker for the forensic work of tracking underground water's movement.
B lines may be a better marker of congestion as these did decrease with the treatment of heart failure as expected.
Furthermore, our data suggest that serum hyaluronan level is a better marker than other serum markers for early evaluation of postoperative graft function.
Carotid blood flow may be a better marker of cardiac output and less subject to measurements issues than corrected carotid flow time.
The result in our study that increasing mean viral load, and not decreasing CD4 count, was associated with ED utilization may indicate that viral load is a better surrogate marker for acute illness requiring emergency care while CD4 count is a better marker for long-term outcome, such as death or developing AIDS-defining illness.
The L/P ratio of a tissue reflects its reaction to changing oxygen and glucose supplies [17], and it is a better marker of cell ischemia than lactate alone [18].
Creatinine clearance is a better marker for changes in kidney function, although again with considerable delay because of the time lag between cellular kidney damage and loss of kidney function [12].
In this case, ozone which is formed by reactions with oxygen in the atmosphere would be a better marker of season variations of oxygen in the atmosphere than oxygen itself.
