Sentence examples for informative measure from inspiring English sources

The stickiness coefficient provides a simple, intuitive and informative measure that captures key information contained in time-course data.

These marginal effects are the most useful and informative measure since they provide information which is valid for the whole study sample.

We believe that a natural way forward would be to use information from such databases when designing the job applications to obtain a truly informative measure of the degree of discrimination in the labor market.

Laughter is a particularly informative measure of relationships because it is largely unplanned, uncensored and hard to fake.

Re "Have You Heard?": I appreciate that gossip can serve as an informative measure of social norms when the gossip is based on truth, as in the examples cited in the article.

We propose a simple but informative measure to assess the overall performance ranking.

Flux is one of the most informative measures of metabolic behavior.

Moreover, this methodology enables bounds for the expected load at each feeder/neighbourhood to be found, which are extremely informative measures for network planners.

Given the limitations of BMI as an imperfect measure of body fatness, routine anthropometric data collection needs to be extended to develop more informative measures, such as waist circumference in settings where the gold standard tools remain unaffordable.

To determine if the molecular profiles of endometriotic lesions contain informative measures of inflammation and immune dysfunction that may contribute to better understanding of the interplay between immune dysfunction and inflammation and their contribution to endometriosis pathogenesis.

Particularly in the tropics, where detailed single-species monitoring is challenging due to high species richness, I recommend that monitoring programs focus on tracking changes in species turnover and composition as more informative measures of anthropogenic impact than species richness.