Sentence examples for compelling indicator from inspiring English sources
The phrase "compelling indicator" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a strong sign or piece of evidence that suggests a particular conclusion or trend. Example: "The increase in sales figures is a compelling indicator of the product's success in the market."
With no big surge this year in unemployment -- the most compelling indicator of economic distress -- and with the nation's attention largely focused on terrorism and the confrontation with Iraq, it was always expected to be hard for Democrats to turn the election into a referendum on Mr. Bush's economic record, Democrats and Republicans said.
Whatever path eventuates over the decade, there are some things we can be fairly sure of: the pace of change will continue to be breathtaking and education will continue to be both a compelling indicator and a powerful instrument of human progress.
The playing field is far from even, and like so much of the injustice and disparity we see today, socioeconomic status is a compelling indicator.
We regard civil marriage as a compelling indicator of the secularization of Italian society, consistent with the concept of the Second Demographic Transition.
Similarly, the local or global biodiversity loss 'embodied' in every unit of input or output could be a compelling indicator for evaluating land-use options and to identify sustainable land systems [ 71].
These evolutionary features, combined with the presence of an expanded suite of conserved meiotic recombination genes, are compelling indicators of sexual reproduction in many eukaryotes (Malik et al. 2008; Schurko et al. 2009).
This immediate response to SYK induction at the transcriptome level with altered expression of multiple evolutionarily conserved cell cycle genes served as a strong and compelling early indicator that SYK has a critical and previously unrecognized role in mitotic cell cycle regulation.
Although fluctuations in glucose do not correspond well to subjective cues, subjective cues are salient and compelling to patients as indicators of health (14).
However, as an indicator series it provides compelling evidence that production of these foods and beverages is trending upwards.
Such information displayed on a times-series map can provide an almost instantaneous and visually compelling summary of regional variations in the indicator over time.
Our analysis revealed a number of compelling findings - including a clear link between English proficiency and key economic indicators like Gross National Income (GNI), Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and the Human Development Index (HDI).
