It is not just infant mortality, an essential indicator, in which America lags behind (see chart).
Traditional musical expression is an essential indicator of local identity, and contemporary shows offer new opportunities for presentation to diverse audiences.
In addition, the charging carbon emission is another most essential indicator affecting FEAT [9].
In addition, the carbon content is another most essential indicator affecting the FEAT.
The robustness and sensitivity to noise are generally considered as essential indicator for image moments.
SpO2 is an essential indicator for monitoring a patient with decompensated circulatory failure.
Participation, information, communication, and interaction are essential indicators in this area.
Although the presented study did not involve the instrument's use by teachers, with appropriate training, the instrument could be a valuable resource in assessing the presence or absence of essential indicators for scientific discourse.
Morphometric features observed from a stream longitudinal profile (SLP) reflect channel responses to lithological variation and changes in uplift or climate; therefore, they constitute essential indicators in the studies for the dynamics between tectonics, climate, and surface processes.
While Hendriks and Msaki (2009) argue that expenditure on food reflects both the concepts of food accessibility and to some extent, the degree of vulnerability to food insecurity, Faridi and Wadood (2010) suggest that higher expenditure proportions are only essential indicators of inter-temporal vulnerability to food insecurity.
Due to limited time and resources, we only measured selected soil properties, while other essential indicators of soil health, such as available nitrogen, micronutrients (e.g., Ca, Mg, Fe), and other heavy metal pollutants (e.g., Cd, Zn, As), were not assessed.
