Sentence examples for indicators not only from inspiring English sources

All parameters display a statistically significant relationship with the performance index, t20 mS (correlation coefficients ranging from 0.24 to 0.87), indicating that the estimated indicators not only provide information about the athletes' wheelchair propulsion technique, but also are descriptive of the overall test performance.

(1) The identification and collection of sustainability indicators not only provide valuable databases for making management decisions, but the process of engaging people to select indicators also provides an opportunity for community empowerment that conventional development approaches have failed to provide.

The level of this impact, and its pervasiveness, taken together with estimates of huge financial cost [19], have important implications for health policy in Europe, since they are indicators not only of much public ill-health and unmet health-care need but also of high but reducible socioeconomic burden.

By binding calcium, calcium indicators not only report calcium concentration changes, but they perturb these changes as well [23], [24].

There is a need for standardised metrics and indicators not only in England, but also internationally [ 64].

The Swedish indicators not only comprised indicators on drug disease interactions but also therapy omissions, both included among the diagnosis-specific indicators.

But self-deprecating humour can be a reliable indicator, not only of general intelligence and verbal creativity, but also moral virtues such as humility".

Several acousticians believe the thirst for quiet is an indicator not only of increased population density, but also of how sensitive to noise, and how wealthy, the city has become.

David Townshend, senior vice president for global sales at Marriott International, said that so far this year, "We've seen a 50 percent increase in the business, which is obviously a strong indicator not only of the potential but clearly of the future".

Aboard a giant multihull like PlayStation, Steve Fossett's otherworldly 105-foot catamaran, the anemometer, or wind-speed indicator, not only imparts invaluable information, it also serves as a reasonable guide to the emotional well-being of the boat's 12-man crew.

The change in the import-export ratio would be a good indicator not only for policy makers to use, but also of interest to the general public when they consider supporting domestic production.