"indicative measure" is a correct and usable term in written English.
This phrase usually refers to a type of measure or action that is intended to provide a signal or indication of something in the future. For example, "The government has taken an indicative measure to increase public safety by implementing a city-wide curfew."
As the major source of oxidants in eukaryotes is the mitochondria, we used the MitoSox dye (red mitochondrial superoxide indicator) to measure the mitochondrial accumulation of superoxide, which is an indicative measure of ROS level in the mitochondria.
The variation in the pore volume and the pore-size distribution through a profile of weathered rock can be used as an indicative measure of the variation in the degree of weathering with depth.
Hence this is just an indicative measure of the runtime performance between the algorithms.
It is important to stress that the rate of complaints is only an indicative measure of the patients' satisfaction level.
While straight-line distance travelled is not an exact measure of travel burden, it acts as a strong indicative measure of access.
We monitored changes in the Δ ψm using the tetramethylrhodamine ethyl ester (TMRE) dye, a cationic fluorescent molecule whose accumulation within the mitochondria is an indicative measure of the Δ ψm, and tested for genomic DNA degradation by gel electrophoresis.
We used three indicative measures of food insecurity.
Another limitation of our study is the use of three indicative measures of food insecurity.
Regression modelling examined associations between drought and three indicative measures of food insecurity and mental health, controlling for confounding factors.
We repeated the regressions of PC1 and IQ-adjusted PC1 on the genotypes of our two most significantly associated SNPs from GWAS meta-analysis, in an additive linear model, in order to conveniently obtain the regression r as indicative measures of effect sizes.
They have value, but as descriptive-not indicative-measurements. Measures such as the advance/decline line can be useful in that a broad-breadth market is one in which stock selection might be secondary to asset allocation.
