Sentence examples for complement indicators from inspiring English sources
It is also possible to complement indicators based on personal income with the distribution of income between the factors of production, which can be inferred from aggregate national accounts.
With concerns about newly emerging diseases such as A(H5N1), there has been increasing attention on epidemic intelligence (EI) systems that can complement indicator networks by detecting events on a global scale so that they can be acted on close to source.
Regulation of these apoptotic mediators was investigated in complement to indicators of coral bleaching (symbiont cells density and chlorophyll a content) in response to defined stressors and different thermal treatments.
Tested in a variety of populations, OHRQoL measures are increasingly used to complement clinical indicators [ 1– 3].
YPLL and YLLD complement traditional indicators of mortality and help place CNS tumors in the context of other childhood malignancies.
PRO endpoints are increasingly being used to complement conventional indicators of treatment benefit (e.g., clinician-reported outcomes, biomarkers) in trials [ 32].
These measurements document the functional and psychosocial outcomes of health conditions and complement clinical indicators to provide a comprehensive description of individuals and populations' health.
Possibilities include use of temporal FST or the allele frequency spectrum to monitor another aspect of genetic erosion (drift in allele frequencies); these could complement the indicators we investigated (Schwartz et al. 2007).
To test whether species combinations could complement single indicator species, we used plants as a model taxon and examined the indicator value of joint occurrence of two or three plant species.
Oral health-related quality of life measurements are aimed at complementing clinical indicators, which has a two-fold advantage.
Health Outcomes Research complements clinical indicators with other measurements that are more relevant to the patient, such as health status and health-related quality of life (HRQoL).
