In fact, dogs treated with ASU exhibited a significant decrease in indicators of cartilage matrix damage, such as the structural changes indicative of collagen network breakdown and Safranin-O staining, which indicates aggrecan degradation.
Payne added: "Housing associations are doing all they can, helping residents get back into work, downsize or manage their money better, yet they have reported significant increases in indicators of poverty.
While these investments in indicators and data may appear formidable, the promise of a high return if we are able to achieve SDG5 by 2030 is certainly worth it.
There are signs of suffering in indicators like consumer confidence and purchases of consumer goods and capital goods, argued Peter J. Tanous, president of Lynx Investment Advisory Inc., a money management concern in Washington.
In this glum climate, the country has seen a dip in indicators of political health, such as press and judicial freedom.
However, the improving trend has been interrupted in recent months chiefly because of a deterioration in indicators relating to the banking sector.
For the economy, the positives going ahead are likely to come from a sustained deceleration in headline inflation rates and improvement in indicators such as the current account deficit and fiscal deficit.
And it finds huge improvements in indicators like infant mortality (down from 141 per 1,000 births in 1960 to 48 in 2000) and life expectancy (up from 41 years to 67 over the same period).
Glenn Stevens, governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, struck a rather cautious tone about Australia's economy, saying: There has been an improvement in indicators of household and business sentiment recently, but it is still unclear how persistent this will be.
First its urban core showed a small increase in indicators for vegetation cover despite the increase in indicators for urban dynamics.
This can be seen clearly in terms of the trends in indicators (ii) and (iii).
