Sentence examples for efficient indicators from inspiring English sources
Monitoring of chemicals in the environment from both origins natural and anthropogenic requires efficient indicators.
Administration, companies and population need efficient indicators of the possible effects given by a change in decision, strategy or habit.
The area of the circle and the average rotation frequency of IMFs represent efficient indicators of the postural stability status of subjects.
According to our results reported in Table 1, we observed a significant elevation in ALT and AST enzyme activity and TB level, the efficient indicators for liver damage, in group II.
In marine environment, aquatic organisms are more efficient indicators than water and sediment because aquatic organisms demonstrate the bioavailable fraction of contaminants and hence reflect the direct risk (Phillips 1990; Chakraborty et al. 2014).
Other physicochemical parameters such as soil pH, temperature, humidity, soil texture analysis, microbiological composition and soil redox potential, to cite only a few, have to be considered in order to deeply study the metal accumulation mechanisms by plants and employ them as efficient indicators of environmental pollution.
Detecting oil substances appearing in small concentrations in natural waters requires an efficient indicator insensitive to the fluorescent substances naturally residing in the aquatic environment.
These new findings suggest the existence of a long-range dependence, the scaling exponent being an efficient indicator of geomagnetic activity and singularity detection.
Although this number may not be sufficient for a formal assessment of speech processing systems, it would give an efficient indicator for checking their subjective performance.
This present strategy to assess morphological and clinical characteristics may be a more accurate indicator of survival rate and potentially an efficient indicator of new therapeutic alternatives.
A perspective can be to propose an efficient indicator, for instance based on Benefit-Cost-Deficit (BCD) model, which can lead to the system resilience characterisation.
