Location, Location High style is not a reliable indicator of a negative attitude toward children.
These observations demonstrate the critical impact that pesticides have on environmental health.Reproductive cancers and birth defects associated with exposure to many of these chemicals (e.g. atrazine) via identical mechanisms demonstrate that the impact on environmental health is an indicator of a negative impact on public health.
Astute observers of politics might be tempted to interpret recent developments as indicators of a spike in negative racial attitudes.
We also applied the same method to investigate the factors affecting presence or diversity of three ecological groups of positive indicator species and dominance of a negative indicator species.
However, all of these indicators showed a negative reactivity.
The inverse associations between physical activity and SES indicators suggest a negative influence of urbanization on activity levels of Lebanese adults.
Mr Bennett's own "Index of Leading Cultural Indicators" includes "problem gambling" as a negative indicator of cultural health.The author of "The Death of Outrage" eventually produced a very Clintonian apology saying that he had done nothing wrong and promising not to do it again.
If endotoxemia could be reliably detected, it may serve as an indicator of a Gram-negative infection and may direct the clinician to administer effective antibiotic therapy directed against Gram negative organisms.
For a measurement endpoint to be a valid indicator of the risk of a negative impact of management on the assessment endpoint, a predictable and quantifiable link must be made between the two.
This under-representation of aggregation prone hydrophobic sequence motifs has been interpreted as a strong indicator for the existence of a negative selection pressure against stretches that would promote protein aggregation.
The change in the amplitude of an oscillation profile is a rational indicator of the abnormal situations of a negative feedback loop associated with diseases [ 19].
