Hence, the measured volume is not by itself a reliable indicator of the stoichiometry of the seipin complex.
Overall, we found stronger support for the validity of regulation of motivation scale, by itself, as an indicator of students' general tendency to self-regulate their motivation.
An explanation for this finding might be that age by itself represents an indicator of illness severity that bundles factors such as illness duration and number of episodes which might be related to a decline in cognitive abilities.
EMR use is not necessarily a quality indicator by itself, but an indicator of potential impact of the system.
Given the considerable similarity of the vast majority of coding sequences between C. parvum and C. hominis, the genetic heterogeneity displayed by these proteins is itself an indicator that these genes are likely to be under direct selective pressure for adaptation through interaction of the proteins they encode with the host cells.
The presence of such modulations by itself is not an indicator of dysphonia; instead, the presence of tremor is necessary for a natural sounding voice [2].
Either by itself, or as an indicator of another functional SNP, the variant G-allele of the CLOCK-rs4580704 SNP in our study is associated with lower fasting glucose concentrations in non-diabetics, lower T2D incidence and less CVD risk in T2D subjects.
Using the current unmet needs question, "During the past 12 months, was there ever a time when you felt that you needed healthcare, but you didn't receive it?" [ 14] may not, by itself, be a valid indicator of unmet need.
To create the sensor itself, brilliant yellow (BY) as a pH indicator and poly allylamine hydrochloride) [PAH] as a cross-linker have been deposited on the end of a bare silica core of an optical fibre by use of a 'layer-by-layer' technique.
Two topics were surveyed by an indicator pair, and the two indicators were consequently averaged.
