A quality indicator is a measurable aspect of care that gives an indication of the quality of care [ 19] and may concern the structure, process or outcomes of care delivered by a provider [ 20, 21].
Some authors advocate the use of citations as an indication of the quality of research performance [ 5, 12], but others indicated the shortfalls of such an approach [ 13, 14].
"It was my first indication of the quality of the man".
If this speech is any indication of the quality of Romney's thinking on foreign policy, then we should worry.
Joe Franzen and Brent Peters are among Teach Kentucky's recruits, and if they are any indication of the quality of humans the organisation is attracting, the programme is a runaway success.
Why might the restaurant regularly run out of certain dishes, and how is that an indication of the quality of the food?
The X Factor-style judging panel is led by reality TV staple Stacey Solomon, which should give a fair indication of the quality of this show.
While syrah may theoretically be more elegant than petite sirah, the profusion of cheap syrahs in the market, many of them from Australia, gives no indication of the quality these wines can achieve.
As an indication of the quality of petitions on the No 10 website, calls to "replace the national anthem with 'Gold' by Spandau Ballet" has thousands more votes than a petition to "reverse the decision that members of the Parachute Regiment will not receive parachute training".
Hence, orientation information can provide a good indication of the quality of a biometric sample.
