Sentence examples for indicator reinforces from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, continued use of this indicator reinforces the impression that an abbreviated schedule of antenatal visits is adequate.
A cursory look at the remaining Indicator projects reinforces the sense of plethora rather than parsimony.
"It lays out the historical and evidentiary antecedents that undergird the analyst's belief about the nature of the threat and provides current intelligence indicators that reinforce the basic conclusion of the piece -- i.e., Bin Laden was determined to attack the United States," Mr. Johnson said.
Chief executive Philip Hogg said: "This positive indicator is further reinforced by the recent addition of the Help to Buy Scotlandd) shared equity scheme, which has already proven to be a major stimulus to market recovery since its launch just last month.
"Over all, this report reinforces other indicators showing modest but uneven growth across the manufacturing sector," David Resler, chief economist at Nomura Securities, wrote in a research note.
We have developed and reinforced indicators, standards and guidelines to help health professionals identify and support the most marginalized children, and we share that information with the wider public.
The commonest way of determining the passivation of steel in reinforced concrete is to spray a pH indicator onto the surface of a reinforced concrete specimen.
Residual axial capacity from numerical analysis was widely used as a critical indicator for damage assessment of reinforced concrete (RC) columns subjected to blast loads.
These results suggest the ongoing necessity for reinforcing the BCBV indicator through the introduction of national and local measures to enhance its implementation and uptake.
We highlight the limited value of species richness as an indicator of changes in habitat quality, reinforcing calls to consider species composition in assessments of forest disturbance.
A few such biophysical indicators already exist and reinforce the power of such approaches.
