Sentence examples for indicator that allows from inspiring English sources

The eye-blinking frequency is an indicator that allows the level of driver drowsiness (fatigue) to be measured.

In view of this complexity, companies and institutions can benefit from a simple mass-based indicator that allows them to measure the environmental performance of products without the uncertainties associated with ex-ante approaches, with which LCA impact assessment commonly goes along.

At 2 °C/min heating rate, the inflection temperature Ti is an indicator that allows estimating the optimal isothermal drying temperature Td about 15 30 °C below Ti, depending on the product sensitivity to heat treatments and the kinetics of water molecule diffusion through the amorphous matrix.

It is a widely used indicator that allows easy comparison with a 'no vaccination' strategy and with others public health interventions.

These examples illustrate that there is a need for an exposure indicator that allows for controlling dose in an individual patient as well as for a certain type of examination in a whole patient group.

Nevertheless, mortality is a complex indicator that allows assessing both the effect of risk factors on cancer incidence and the impact of diagnostic and therapeutic advances on cancer survival.

In this article, we take a closer look at Taylor expansions of the Lagrangian polynomials of the WENO substencils and the related inherited symmetries of the classical lower order smoothness indicators to obtain a general formula for the higher order smoothness indicators that allows the extension of the WENO-Z scheme to all (odd) orders of accuracy.

In this report, we use linear regression analysis to propose a restricted set of key indicators that allows the assessment of CIA in a more objective and less labour-intensive way.

Some diagnoses, such as schizophrenia, are associated with an increase risk of Polypharmacy but there is a lack of evidence based indicators that allows for quality evaluation on this practice.

He never seems happier than when poring over economic indicators that allow him to predict everything from the 1958 steel recession to the 1990s boom.

Documents seen by Guardian Australia show: IHMS believed that "fraud is inevitable" within its own ranks in its responses to the commercial indicators that allow the immigration department to measure its medical and clinical performance.