Sentence examples for faster indication from inspiring English sources

Potentially, for such screening studies, the rheological measurement of yield stress may provide a faster indication of setting (and finishability) than conventional Vicat needle penetration measurements on pastes.

The results show that the use of an EVOP design at herd level using change in the diurnal rhythm as response variable can be used to give a fast indication of the optimal combination of production factors within the herd.

Control strategies in food and feed safety often include two steps: First, samples are screened in order to obtain a fast indication of the suspect samples, thereby reducing the number of samples, as samples with a negative result will not be investigated further.

In neuroscientific research, psychophysiological measures such as SRM, heart beat rate, breathing rate, and skin conductance have long been considered objective measures of basic emotional states because they provide direct and fast indications of emotional reactions that are typically obscured by higher cognitive processes [ 38].

VA-ECMO is used for cardiogenic shock and is currently the fastest growing indication for ECMO worldwide [ 33].

Labor Day may be over, but if the recent strikes in 60 cities are any indication, fast food workers intend to keep turning up the heat on a vast American industry built around poverty wages.

Pixar's "The Good Dinosaur" has faded faster than expected, an indication that it hasn't caught on with families.

However, it is important to emphasize that positive PCA3 detection is not an indication of faster tumor development or invasiveness.

However, even the fact that low values of the viscous component alone in the range of low shear rates (γ0′ → 0) are accompanied by high value of   η′ for high shear rates may be an indication of faster red cells aggregability [ 18].

Excepted from this were patients who met the indication for fast-track pathway referral who should be referred to the fast-track as usual.

This is another indication of fast degradation of the bioactive glass.