Sentence examples for indicator of a lack from inspiring English sources

There's simply no sense in denying the rapid human-caused decline of Arctic sea ice; doing so is a clear indicator of a lack of skepticism and abundance of denial.

Record snowfall is not an indicator of a lack of global warming, as has been pointed out in the scientific literature and many, many rounds of Congressional testimony.

This can be taken as a strong indicator of a lack of engagement by patients with the HRSS.

Therefore, the lack of significant association in the present study may be an indicator of a lack of power and should not exclude the possibility of these factors playing a role.

In the view that the mean age at first onset generally reflects the polarity of the disorder, as shown in a recent retrospective analysis [ 13], the similar mean age at onset of manic/mixed and depressive symptoms found in this study may be as indicator of a lack of predominance of one pole over the other in our sample.

Of the 38,010 persons prescribed rofecoxib in that period, 67% were also being co-prescribed medications to treat CVD, a potential indicator of a lack of awareness of the link between cardiovascular risk and use of the rofecoxib arthritis drug.

As in meta-analysis, where significant variation of effect size estimates is taken as an indicator of inhomogeneity, a lack of convergence of effect sizes in a circular strategy would be taken as an indicator of moderating influences which have to be explored.

I hasten to add that this is no indicator of any lack of quality in the study; some of the most difficult and important studies merely confirm what seems intuitively true.

Another review, however, concluded there was insufficient evidence for a longitudinal relationship between childhood sedentary time and cardiovascular health indicators, because of a lack of high quality studies addressing this topic [ 59].

The report also noted that investors put $52 billion in money market funds in November, double the previous month and an indicator of an increasing lack of confidence in the stock market.

Nevertheless it is an indicator of the lack of a common economic and financial policy, and finally the unaccomplished political union.