Sentence examples for historical indicator from inspiring English sources

There is another historical indicator that provides hope that the third-year pattern will hold.

From late 1993 on, you gave interview after interview where you predicted an imminent collapse of the Dow, based on the historical indicator of 3% yields being the tipping point into an overvalued market.

Chart Line chart Double Axis Scatter plot Histogram Bars Metric Average Maximum Minimum Sum Count Last value Map Location of device Table Last value Historical Indicator Gauge On/off display Control Switch Slider Devices Ubidots supports more than 50 devices to be connected with an option to enable LoRa.

Our calculation of weighted annual barycenters is both a geographical and historical indicator.

It has been stated that reoperation within 2 years "reflects mainly early and serious complications such as deep infections and revision due to repeated dislocation" and "is a quicker quality indicator and is easier to use in clinical improvement work than 10-year survival, which is an important but slow and historical indicator" (Kärrholm et al. 2008).

Considered as a whole, OSL ages calculated using the PDFGaussian Db determination method are consistent with other chronometric, geomorphological, botanical and historical indicators of depositional age, while four alternative (previously published) methods are generally less reliable when applied to the samples analysed here.

Additionally, if historical indicators and patterns hold up, the timing may be ripe for another domestic terrorist attack.

ACOG states meconium stained amniotic fluid (MSAF) as one of the historical indicators of perinatal asphyxia.

Since child's current age and child's year of birth were highly correlated (r=-0.95), child's current age was used for outcomes focused on living children, while year of birth was used for historical indicators.

Ammonia-N, another form of inorganic nitrogen found in wastewater plumes where dissolved oxygen levels are low, would be expected to become oxidized to nitrate-N as it travels further from the wastewater source; so this finding supports the use of nitrate-N as a historical wastewater indicator.

Future occupational studies should also concentrate on improved exposure assessment with increased attention to nonutility worker populations and development of historical exposure indicators that are superior to job titles alone.