Sentence examples for first indicator for from inspiring English sources
The first indicator for the size of a ship is usually the deadweight (dwt) measured in tones and the dwt is the weight a ship carries.
Even though its use as instrument is not indisputable it serves well as a first indicator for how intermarriage relates to specialization.
The short-term power ({sigma ^{2}_{x}} ell) = frac {1}{N}mathbf {x} ell)^{T} mathbf {x} ell)) of an audio signal can be employed as a first indicator for the presence of speech.
Moreover, although swan deaths have been the first indicator for the presence of H5N1 in numerous localities, disease-associated mortality does not imply that they play a central role in H5N1 virus transmission [6].
While the mechanism(s) of action of salens or Fe-SP on cells in culture or in vivo remains to be investigated, selective morphological changes of cancer cell lines and induction of apoptosis after drug treatment in vitro are a first indicator for potential selective effects on tumor metastasis and cell physiology in vivo.
Several countries have reported increased prevalence of serotype 23B among carriage isolates [ 13- 16], which could be a first indicator for an upcoming increase among IPD.
A subset of approximately 6% of the articles was randomly chosen to provide the first indicators for the possible directions of qualitative coding to be applied to the whole set of articles.
The study yielded first indicators for the validity of the PBMS as a tool to provide fine grained analysis of inherent processes in patients when making choices about DMT.
The SIMP-G provides researchers from various research areas with an economic first indicator of personality, for example, to statistically control for personality differences.
The g-ratio, as a second indicator for myelination, was best in CES specimens (0.66 ± 0.03, n = 4), but ANT (0.69 ± 0.01, n = 4) and COM samples (0.70 ± 0.01, n = 4) demonstrated a comparable progress of myelination without significant differences among the groups).
These findings not only support the "trade-off" theory on reproduction versus lifespan, but also suggest the possibility that the reduced reproduction (or HSP16.2 gene activation) of this worm could be used as the first indicator of extended lifespan for a quick in vivo screening for PAK1-blockers [ 62].
