Sentence examples for clear index of from inspiring English sources

You have a clear index of form with horses, but what about the novels of the Booker?

In the light of this study, the amount of protein loss in urine not only seemed a clear index of clinical and subclinical renal injury, but was also proportional to ICU mortality.

Although the epidemiological evidence for developmental neurotoxicity of OPs in humans is relatively sparse, there are clear indices of adverse effects.

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When most of the learning is done through play and there is no clear cut index of topics that have to be covered, it is necessary for the parent to keep some sort of a log which records the child's progress.The records you keep can be as simple as a daily journal, or as elaborate as a software program.

Our current report shows convincingly there are clear indices that the role of the insula is also worth examining in the context of gesture.

In addition, it is not clear whether indexes of regional adiposity contribute to interindividual variation in systemic adipokine concentrations beyond anthropometric measures such as BMI and waist circumference (6– 8).

The Herfindahl index for these two situations makes the lack of concentration in the second case strikingly clear, and the index of country diversification is higher in the first case.

"I've steered clear of index funds," he says, "but only because I've got a piece of every company listed on the Dow….

It becomes clear that the energy index of the escape rate influences the high energy side of the interstellar spectrum and makes it possible to explain the observed data up to 2 TeV in the case of source spectral index smaller than 2.2 that is expected from the radio spectrum in SNRs.

It seems pretty clear that Google's index of web pages is significantly larger than Cuil's unless we're randomly choosing the wrong queries.