Sentence examples for indicators of highly from inspiring English sources

This area of widened channel floor is marked by a complex of irregular terraces, elongated depressions, linear ridges, sinuous ridges, and other indicators of highly irregular dissection of a formerly continuous surface.

"The reason we should be worried about rampages," he writes, "is because they are surface indicators of highly troubling negative trends working their way through deep levels of our society".

The arguments in the preceding paragraph relating small changes in ν(C≡O) to conformational variation among complexes of the same ligand set have a converse, namely, that invariant frequencies are indicators of highly similar coordination and conformation.

We suppose that external placement is an indicator of highly dysfunctional families [ 16, 17].

Since the latter is seen as an indicator of (highly gendered) sexual entitlement, and all rape is predominantly motivated by sexual entitlement, this may partially explain why rape is so common in South Africa.

The higher content of thiols such as glutathione on T28dWH samples might be an indicator of the highly oxidizing environment in non-morphogenic tissue.

Rather than viewing birthweight solely as an indicator of a highly estrogenic prenatal environment, or even specific physiologic processes, birthweight can also be viewed more globally as an indicator of the prepregnancy health of the mother [ 31, 32].

As a matter of fact, the usefulness of indicators highly depends on the evaluation purposes and the level of aggregation of the unit of analysis: for instance, citation indicators partially capture the impact on knowledge advancements as they only consider published literature, they are artificially skewed by journal's impact factor and can be misleading when applied to individuals.

Thus, precise and early indicators of metastasis are highly desirable to reduce overtreatment.

The pattern of relationships described in Table  3 supports the validity of the SCD-MHC as an indicator of SCD severity for these patients because the relationships to other indicators of health are highly significant and consistent and cannot be explained on the basis of common method bias.

The results indicate that the two types of indicators are highly correlated and so are the district allocations made using either of them.