Sentence examples for better indication of a from inspiring English sources

Labour leads in polls of voting intention but persistently lags behind the Conservatives on economic competence, often a better indication of a party's electoral prospects.

Ex vivo testing with human or animal skin at human skin temperature and at contact times reflecting field conditions may give a better indication of a formulation's ability to tackle hand-transmitted pathogens.

Numerous studies show that teams are better defined by dominating inferior opponents than by winning close games, which means point differential is a better indication of a team's strength than actual wins.

There is no better indication of a man's character than the company which he keeps.

There has also been a surge in other next generation techniques such as RNA-seq, incorporating experimental methods gives a better indication of a protein's role and whether it is functional.

This will "most likely make a difference, as we will have a better indication of [a customer's] creditworthiness," Thorpe says.

The sublime backheel to help create Renato Sanches's equaliser in the quarter-final against Poland was perhaps an even better indication of an intuitive talent well served by his new role than even his goals have been.

We restricted analysis to patients between 25 to 64 years old in order to evaluate stroke frequency at an age at which stroke is relatively rare, expecting that that would provide a better indication of an elevation in risk should it exist.

"We are always looking at other sensors to give a better indication of whether a mine is or is not present," he said.

"It would give you a better indication of how competitive a player can be at a certain level if you can put him somewhere.

This characteristics serves as better indication of relevance of a hub gene/protein for the condition-induced changes within a dataset as compared to the absolute number of interactions, where highly prolific hubs (SP-1, P53, etc).