Sentence examples for indicator for growth from inspiring English sources

It is an important indicator for growth during a recovery because companies will only increase inventories when they expect increasing demand.

Leaf population chlorophyll content in a population of crops, if obtained in a timely manner, served as a key indicator for growth management and diseases diagnosis.

The increase in the microbial count and the variation in pH, chemical oxygen demand (COD) and biological oxygen demand (BOD) were monitored and quantified as an indicator for growth and proliferation of microorganisms along the degradation of the selected PAHs in the mineral medium.

Recently, Hahn et al. devised an indicator for growth arrest in G1 [30], consisting in the C-terminus of the HDHB helicase, which is contained exclusively in the nucleus in G1 and is exclusively cytoplasmic in S1/G2, fused to tdimer2, an RFP 'intramolecular' red fluorescent protein dimer developed by Campbell et al. [31].

Decrease in fetal body weight is a sensitive and precise indicator for growth retardation.

The "Pearce activity test" is commonly used in the dairy industry as an indicator for growth and temperature-induced autolysis of starter strains (Feirtag and McKay 1987).

Wood density proved to be a reliable indicator for growth-related, wood anatomical and hydraulic traits in these drought-adapted species.

The association of rim-enhancement (Fig.  1) with central necrosis or insufficient microvessel growth can be an indicator for the growth rate of tumors.

Typically, this assay is a two-step process involving (a) the activation of Th cells in vitro and (b) the testing of IL-2-dependent indicator cells for growth in the presence of Th cell supernatants.

Because this growth form is often an indicator for clonal growth, vegetative reproduction by the expansion of stolons is frequently considered to be the predominant means of propagation for V. minor (Prange, 1996), especially because mature fruits and seeds are rarely observed in populations north of the Alps (Hegi, 1966).

The annual European GDP growth rate can be seen as another indicator for firms' growth potential.