More importantly, we cheer stuff like "TechCrunch fuck yeah" all the time in our company Yammer, which for us is a better indicator of progress than all of the above.
Sure, Honda lists it as an adventure-class entry, but Cycle World magazine's recent naming of the NC700X as its Best Standard motorcycle for 2012 is probably a better indicator of the bike's true mission.
For example, income may be a better indicator of the material resources (such as healthy food and medical care) available to a child, whereas more highly educated parents may be better able to stimulate their child's intellectual development.
However, accounting for waist circumference, which is a better indicator of central adiposity, made little difference in our findings.
However, over the past years it has become clear that z-scores, adjusted for body-surface area, may be a better indicator of any serious enlargement [9, 10].
For example, daily hassles could be a better indicator of general stress than the index of events used in the present study.
So for example, if employment history is a better indicator of how hardworking an individual is, the mean of employment status over the survey period should, in principle, capture this effect.
It can be seen that this criterion is extremely useful in the clinical assessment of need for lipoatrophy correction, and may be a better indicator of treatment need than medical assessment procedures commonly used in clinical trials such as DEXA scan, bioimpedance or sonography.
In addition, many studies have measured blood Cd, which is a good biomarker for recent exposure, but urinary Cd is a better indicator of long-term exposure (Järup and Åkesson 2009).
The C/N ratio of the extractable soil fraction, which consists of small, soluble compounds that are more easily available for microorganisms, has thus been suggested as a better indicator of soil C versus N availability.
