Sentence examples for helpful indices from inspiring English sources

Therefore, skeletal SUVs, especially SUVmax, in quantitative bone SPECT/CT may be helpful indices for the prognostication of bone metastatic burden, improving discrimination of active bone osteoblastic metastases in patients with prostate cancer from frequently coexisting degenerative changes.

The book is organized into an Introduction and fourteen chapters, and includes a final Selected References of books and articles of direct relevance to the book, as well as very helpful Index.

Our results indicate that NDVI can be used as a surrogate of ecosystem functioning in semi-arid Mediterranean steppes, and thus can be a helpful index to monitor the functional status of large areas in these ecosystems, and the possible onset of desertification processes.

Another helpful indicator for the assessment of the health status of harbor seal pups is the calculation of a body condition index.

Although the use of mortality index is helpful as an indicator of the effectiveness of treatment in near-miss cases, we recommend doing a separate study that assesses the quality of care in near miss cases more thoroughly.

Keywords that relate to the methods employed would also be helpful in improving indexing.

Websites that allow you to filter your results according to certain characteristics tend to be more helpful than broad indexes or alphabetical listings.

Morphobiological indicators and selection index are helpful tools to obtain promising genotypes and selecting multiple traits for genetic improvement of the predator, Cryptolaemus montrouzieri (Mulsant) (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae).

This 316 page hardcover includes two appendices, 28 pages of explanatory notes, a helpful 10-page biographical index, and a 6-page topics index.

Instead, helpful but apparently underused indices such as Q values [ 46], Delta values [ 47- 49], or additivity (as implemented in OVW; [ 50]) can be applied.

Under the hypothesis that risk for dispersion of pathogens into the Camargue is correlated with the number of birds and bird species encountered in a given area, these indices are helpful to determine periods at higher risk for introduction and emergence of birdborne diseases.