Sentence examples for indicator of two from inspiring English sources
For the EDSS, an indicator of two EDSS categories [e.g., EDSS below and above (or equal to) 4.5] was included.
Total LC-II amount is an indicator of two intracellular activities: i) the level of autophagic flux; and ii) the rate of LC3-II lysosomal degradation [ 44, 45].
The difficulties in the interpretation of the conflicting findings on the association between abuse and LBW may be exacerbated by the fact that low birthweight is a heterogeneous indicator of two distinct, although related, processes that may lead to low birthweight, short gestation and restricted fetal growth, making it difficult to elucidate causal effects [ 23].
Nomura's China Compass, a proprietary leading indicator of nine gauges of economic activity, ticked up on the April data — its fifth consecutive monthly rise.
Dr. Palmon knew that with a disease this unusual, a positive test result is more likely to be an error than it is to be a true indicator of one of the porphyrias.
A mainstream television comedy featuring openly gay characters demonstrated what social scientists have long known: the single most important indicator of one's support for gay rights is whether one knows someone who is gay.
The more stringent indicator of three or more antenatal visits results in a lower global coverage of 63.2%, again with wide regional disparities.
The finding that overweight in preschool children is an indicator of five times more overweight in adolescence and four times more overweight in adulthood is compared with normal-weight counterparts [ 28].
The remarks by Gramm and Mitchell, while stronger than usual, were indicators of two huge changes in American politics.
Indicators of two widely known international organizations, OECD and the Commission of European Communities, were evaluated from the viewpoint of national case study.
The present study was designed to find electrophysiological indicators of two central processes involved – segregating the speech mixture into distinct speech sequences corresponding to the two speakers, and then attending to one of the speech sequences.
