Yet GDP may be an inaccurate indicator in the poorest countries, which is a concern not only for policymakers or people like me who read lots of World Bank reports, but also for anyone who wants to use statistics to make the case for helping the world's poorest people.
Porosity alone was found to be an inaccurate indicator of the electrical conductivity of the sample.
DR occurs some time after the increase in primordia initiation, which means it is an inaccurate indicator of the time of VS.
Thus, while the degree of renal dysfunction served as an inaccurate indicator of tubular injury [ 4, 5], ApoSense uptake closely predicted the existence of ATN, with an absolute specificity for involved tubular segments.
Finally, BMI, which is based on the height and weight of an individual, is an inaccurate indicator of body composition because it does not take into account muscle mass.
However, although potentially inaccurate as indicator of true GFR, eGFR is widely used in clinical practice and does seem to have prognostic value for death and ESRD [ 51].
Poor agreement between ITBV measurements taken using ICG and lithium indicator dilution appears to be due to inaccurate measurement of the mean indicator transit time.
In this way, the indicators may not generate inaccurate impressions among families and the community.
Proposals to evaluate the status of environmental health in a region must consider factors including the diversity of indicators, geographical scale, incomplete or inaccurate data and the need for focused methodologies that capture the complexity of this subject.
Justine Lisser, an E.E.O.C. spokeswoman, said that credit histories were often inaccurate and might not be a good indicator of a person's qualifications for a particular job.
