Sentence examples for indicator of condition from inspiring English sources
Weinstein et al. (2009) found lower levels of a biochemical indicator of condition, triacylglycerols, in F. heteroclitus from Phragmites compared with S. alterniflora.
The melanin-based black throat patch is an honest indicator of condition [ 15- 20] and is often referred to as a 'badge of status' (intrasexual selection).
Because haematocrit is directly related to oxygen uptake, it is typically regarded as a measure of physiological performance [ 18- 20], but its value as an indicator of condition or health state remains uncertain [ 11, 17, 21].
In addition to morphological measures of condition, haematocrit, the packed volume of red blood cells in relation to total blood volume, is often measured as a presumed physiological indicator of condition in field studies of wild birds [ 18, 19].
There is evidence that in this genus carotenoid coloration is object of female preferences [ 41, 42], a better indicator of condition than melanin coloration [ 42, 43], and more evolutionarily labile [ 44].
Size has been suggested to not be a good indicator of condition in this species (Rodríguez-Muñoz et al. 2010), and so may have limited bearing on the traits we measured.
Timely primary care prevents unplanned admissions into hospital and short stays admissions can be regarded as a proxy indicator of conditions that could be dealt with in primary care.
However, if the aim is to use attributable costs as an indicator of conditions because of past policies, the prevalence-based approach is suitable.
The study makes use of the Delphi approach for structuring an e-mail-based group communication process dedicated to the identification of potential site-based indicators of condition.
14 Sex and age synthesize biological, psychological, social, historical, and cultural influences, representing indicators of conditions and influences accumulated over the course of life.
Using the logit link, it connects the expected probability of a read for gene g in condition i and sample j to the linear combinations of predictors, such as indicators of conditions and other covariates.
