Sentence examples for better index from inspiring English sources

But the real benchmark, and the better index of his disease, was a carbohydrate protein called CA19-9 — a tumor byproduct that was also measured in his blood.

Mill (John Stuart Mill's father) believed that there was no better "index of the degree in which the benefits of civilization are any where enjoyed, than the state of the [society's] tools and machinery".

The chained C.P.I. may be a better index to measure prices across the population, but not necessarily for the old – who spend a larger share of their income on health and housing.

The magic number A brewing fight Starting from scratch Brigadoon politics ReprintsAmerica's statisticians have known about this substitution bias since at least 1961, when a commission urged the development of a better index.

Therefore, difficulty ratings may be a better index than mental effort ratings.

They conclude that F10.7 is a better index for the description of the solar activity than Rz.

We further illustrate that CDE is a better index for the channel distribution using example in Figure 5.

QR thus appears to be a better index for estimating the statistical and ecological significance of a modular pattern.

Instead, the elastic stored energy (Gs) combining the residual stress and coating thickness is a better index for evaluating the wear resistance of hard coatings.

Our results demonstrate that difficulty ratings may provide a better index than do mental effort ratings as a measure of cognitive load.

It should be pointed out that the LOLP index calculated in this methodology is slightly instable, better index should be investigated in the further research.