Sentence examples for indicator of problems from inspiring English sources

However, parental concerns are a good indicator of problems indentified by professional [ 30] and observational research is difficult to objectify.

High proportions of identical sequential readings or terminal digit preference is an indicator of problems with the measurements, usually reflecting the lack of proper training.

Although a wide range of complications can occur during cataract surgery, we have found in previous work that posterior capsule rupture can be a useful indicator of problems during the course of the operation [ 8].

Parenting difficulty is another indicator of problems with parent child interaction that predicted psychopathology in our study and is supported by some previous studies as an important factor in this regard [ 12, 31, 33].

For neighbourhood search methods, one direct indicator of problem difficulty is the number of local optima that exist in the problem landscape.

Therefore deaths from cirrhosis can be considered as a reliable indicator of problem drinking in a country (Gelder et al., 2005).

The current study indicates that children with ID perform better on the puzzle form of the RCPM and suggests that it is a better indicator of problem solving ability in children with severe ID than the book form.

The statement said that he ought to have heeded the "indicators of problems and he should have aggressively pursued solutions to them".

Although bank defaults are, in the words of Ray Soifer, a consultant, "negotiable" (bankers are less hard-nosed than are bond investors), the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, for one, thinks that bond defaults are leading indicators of problems in the banking sector.

It argued that the drugs were less prone to abuse and that indicators of problems associated with them, like increased emergency room visits, were, when viewed on a relative basis, not as high as for Schedule II drugs because the pills at issue were prescribed far more often.

A presidential panel reported that "a failure in leadership helped create an environment in which sexual assault became 'a part of life at the Academy.'" "The panel also found indicators of problems in the institutional culture; one in five responding male cadets did not believe that women belong at the Academy".