Sentence examples for companion indicators from inspiring English sources

The driver had a large beard and wore traditional tribal dress; next to him was a similarly bearded companion — indicators that they were likely to be religious.

Rather than a target for intervention, certain miRNA species may serve as a diagnostic or as a companion diagnostic indicator.

A companion piece to the Indicators report offers several suggestions for improving U.S. science and math education, including better pay for teachers and greater reliance on tests that measure both conceptual knowledge and problem-solving skills.

Arvizu says the board plans to revisit the perils facing public research universities in a companion piece to the 2014 Indicators report.

Last year, in The Science and Engineering Workforce: Realizing America's Potential, NSB issued an urgent call for the United States to train more American scientists, a call that was echoed a few months later in its A Companion to Science and Engineering Indicators, 2004.

The Thermo makes it easy to interpret results with a color-coded LED indicator, and the companion smartphone app provides advice based on age, fever level, fever history, and symptoms.

To adjust for an influence of being simultaneously enrolled in the companion home intervention study, two indicator variables were included: whether a child had been randomized to the intervention or to the control groups, and whether the exposure was occurring before or after the intervention was complete.

In a companion article, the validity of these indicators is tested and reported [ 25].

It was in the weekly Indicator (1819 21) and The Companion (1828), however, that Hunt published some of his best essays.

In our companion manuscript we identified 11 waterbirds as indicators of various pressures on the coastal marine ecosystems of southern Florida.

The clinical validity of these indicators is assessed in a companion article.