Sentence examples for indicator accurately from inspiring English sources

Thus, our indicator accurately expresses the relationship between stakeholders' perceptions of ESS provided by green spaces and the physical data (i.e., green space structure) produced by remote sensing technology.

The primary limitation of this study is the assumption that the POA indicator accurately distinguishes complications from pre-existing conditions.

One of the key conclusions of the study is that although sufficient data are available to measure many indicators accurately, the impacts may be very difficult to assess (e.g. impact of greenhouse gases on biodiversity) for conducting a holistic SIA.

Although we focus on Australian hospitals in our study, international accreditation programmes will also need to ensure that indicators accurately capture outcomes and reflect performance across a range of hospital sizes and types.

Dynamic preload indicators accurately predict fluid responsiveness under stable and controlled physiological conditions (e.g. tidal volume >8 ml/kg, no arrhythmias and HR to ventilator ratio >3.6), however when applied under ambiguous physiological conditions their predictive value deteriorates [ 15].

For investors who weren't lucky enough to be holding stocks like Cisco Systems or General Electric, the Value Line indicator has accurately reflected their experience.

The proposed MLP indicator can accurately identify smooth extrema and is independent of problem-dependent parameters, which gives it an advantage over traditional limiter-based indicators.

"Comparative evidence of the health systems of all four countries actually shows that the performance gap is the narrowest it has ever been, and with no universal indicator to accurately compare performance, constant degrading and criticism is unhelpful".

Since the first Super Bowl when the Green Bay Packers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs on Jan . 15 , 1967until last year's New York Giants' upset of the New England Patriots, the indicator has accurately presaged the market's direction on 33 of 42 occasions a remarkable accuracy rate of 78.5%.

Thus, in patients with iron deficiency anemia, whether treated or not, A1C is inadequate as an indicator to accurately reflect glycemic control.

The results suggested that T1ρ value was a sensitive indicator for accurately detecting early articular cartilage degeneration, its increasing was closely related to the degenerative change.