Sentence examples for definitive indicator from inspiring English sources

A month later, a more definitive indicator of diabetes -- a glucose tolerance test -- was done, and the results were normal.

Conclusion: Repeatability of the EMG signal during quiet stance is acceptable; however, bilateral asymmetry may not be a definitive indicator of dysfunction.

The admission yield percentage reflects the number of accepted students who have placed deposits, a definitive indicator of the institution they have decided to attend.

In becoming the fifth left-hander to record 300 career victories, an accomplishment deemed the definitive indicator of sustained pitching excellence, Glavine joined the club nearly three years since it admitted its last member (Aug. 7, 2004), his former Braves teammate Greg Maddux.

Thus, a more definitive indicator that can improve the accuracy of the differential diagnosis is needed.

The dates are not usually a definitive indicator of when food goes bad.

Despite warnings that Assad is about to use these weapons, there have been no definitive indicators pointing to aggressive steps to move or deploy chemical weapons.

Business needs represent definitive indicators that an organization can track or measure.

Test scores meant to tell schools whether they're headed in the right direction are often interpreted by parents and others as definitive indicators of school quality, which isn't quite right.

The biological context of selected differences between genotypes will be discussed further below.> The metabolites are definitive indicators of cellular activity, whereas transcripts may not be translated.

Since the contribution of a relatively long first-shell light atom to the EXAFS data is usually weak, the fits cannot be definitive indicators of the presence of the long Ni−O component.