Sentence examples for indicator of generalised from inspiring English sources

Body mass index (BMI), as an indicator of generalised obesity, was calculated as weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in metres.

While it would be overly simplistic, particularly in type 2 diabetes, to suggest that this is the only factor involved (Fig.  4), it follows nevertheless that microalbuminuria is an indicator of generalised endothelial dysfunction.

As a generalised indicator of human activity across the whole highlands, Sum of the Calibrated Probability Distributions (SCPDs) suggest changes in population dynamics based on 245 AMS 14C radiocarbon dates (Fig. 2; Supplementary Tables S1 and S2).

Reduction or reversal of microalbuminuria implies resolution of generalised endothelial dysfunction and has potential to be a useful indicator of successful reduction of overall cardiovascular risk [ 98].

We are yet to hear if the psychiatrists support the diagnosis of generalised anxiety disorder.

The "out" groups are all made up of generalised amalgams and there can be no exceptions.

The court did not hear if the psychiatrists support the diagnosis of generalised anxiety disorder.

It's all so self-pitying, this miasma of generalised humanist anguish.

"Even after seven years of economic crisis, we haven't seen any kind of generalised backlash".

I'll gladly leave that sort of generalised, squishy rhetoric for politicians.

There are two types of generalised lambda distributions.