Sentence examples for indicator of weaker from inspiring English sources
A Gleason score of >7 is correlated with a highly malignant tumour whereas a low Gleason score (<7) is an indicator of weaker aggressiveness [ 21, 22].
Such an approach has previously been used as an indicator of weak purifying selection [33]-[35] [33]-[35]
Statistics were unavailable for Cau Ngang, which is an indicator of weak data management in a critical area with implications for child rights.
OF is an indicator of weak emergency obstetric care systems [ 54], and its occurrence is variable at national and subnational levels.
Such low intervention coverage may be an indicator of weak health systems with limited access to other malaria control interventions (e.g., prompt and efficacious treatment and intermittent preventive treatment for pregnant women), which enable an efficient cycle of malaria transmission in local populations, including infants.
Second, not completing the post-test could be an indicator of relatively weaker skills or level of interest in self-directed learning and thus, our final results would not be applicable to them.
It is found that the fatigue failure crack always occurs within the band or at the band front, because the band formation is an indicator of the weak zones of the samples and the cyclic band nucleation/annihilation accelerates microstructure degradation in those zones.
Again, it was an indicator of how weak our relationship really was.
A large ragged eye is a non-circular eye which appears fragmented, and is an indicator of a weak or weakening tropical cyclone.
In addition to highlighting the relative importance of the above disability-related conditions we found statistically significant and clinically important decrements in clients' HRQL associated with poor selfrated health, urinary infections and caregiver distress (a possible indicator of a weak or unsettled social environment).
But at the metropolitan level, there are vast differences in black household earnings — an indicator of stronger versus weaker metro economies and job markets, and of preferable migratory locations.
