Freeing the measurement error variance on the best available indicator amounts to succumbing to an estimation-invitation to theoretical imprecision.
This indicator represents amount of "organics" recovered in the product relative to the feed, which can be estimated from the mineral matter (inorganic) content of each product.
The second indicator, the amount of offloaded data, i.e., d 1, which is served by the Wi-Fi network can be expressed as: d_{1}= left{ begin{aligned} & frac{b_{2}}{b_{1}+b_{2}}d, if d>b_{2} t_{r} & b_{2} t_{r}, text{otherwise}, end{aligned} right.
Secondly, the endpoint or evaluation indicators of amount of study which investigated the predictive effects of bone turnover markers.
Secondary endpoints are process indicators, the amount of fetes in cephalic presentation at birth, complications due to ECV, the number of caesarean sections and perinatal condition of mother and child.
The camera is normally provided with footage indicators to indicate the amount of film left unexposed and with frame counters used when it is desired to superimpose a second exposure.
The measure is an indicator of the amount of planet-warming gases man is putting into the atmosphere, and comes nearly three decades after what is considered the "safe" level of 350ppm was passed.
The fluorescence peak shifted to 350 nM within a mean period of three hours, indicating the maximum amount of indicator was incorporated into the cell suspension.
As such, the measure may not be a reliable indicator of the amount of time spent with the grandparent who had the history of mental health problems and these results should therefore be interpreted with some caution.
The intensity of the SPR absorption band was taken as an indicator of the total amount of synthesized silver nanoparticles.
The mathematical manipulation of multiplying the clinical assessment of TBSA by the clinical assessment of burn degree (1 4) can serve as an indicator for the total amount of burnt necrotic cells, that is, the assessed total burn volume (TBV).
