Sentence examples for indicator of compression from inspiring English sources

The ratio of FI/life expectancy at birth was used as an indicator of compression of morbidity.

We hypothesized that the ratio of FI to life expectancy at birth (FI/LE) may be used as indicator of compression of morbidity for comparison between the three cohorts, lower values representing compression of morbidity with low FI and high LE.

Using the ratio of frailty index divided by life expectancy as an indicator of compression of morbidity (FI/LE), the highest ratio was observed in the Beijing urban population, followed by Hong Kong, with the Beijing rural population having the lowest ratios (Table  7).

We note that the nonlinear approximation metric is also a good indicator of the compression capability of the representation.

ECR is a more suitable indicator of the compression process, and it also influences the engine operation.

Their respective difference was assessed as an indicator of gas compression.

Under the "Status" tab, that tiny circle is an indicator of the compression progress of a folder.

Tooth measurements of Fukuiraptor have been compared to carcharodontosaurids, tyrannosaurids and dromaeosaurids using the FABL (Fore-Aft Crown Base Length) vs BW (Tooth Crown Base Width) measurements as an indicator of labio-lingual compression [19].

The outcome modelled was the score at each follow-up assessment, and the covariates included in the model were centre, baseline ulcer area, ulcer duration, use of compression, and time (indicators for 0, 3, 6, 9 and 12 months).

The relationship between CO and partial end-tidal CO2 pressure (PETCO2) has been known for decades [13, 14], so measurement of PETCO2 has been proposed to confirm the restoration of spontaneous circulation in patients with cardiac arrest [15], but also as a quantitative indicator of hemodynamic effectiveness of precordial compression during cardiopulmonary resuscitation [16].

The relationship between CO and partial end-tidal CO2 pressure (PETCO2) has been known for decades [ 13, 14], so measurement of PETCO2 has been proposed to confirm the restoration of spontaneous circulation in patients with cardiac arrest [ 15], but also as a quantitative indicator of hemodynamic effectiveness of precordial compression during cardiopulmonary resuscitation [ 16].