Sentence examples for intrinsic indicator from inspiring English sources

Recent studies of the vegetation fluorescence show that it can be successfully used as an intrinsic indicator of plant photosynthetic activity.

Importantly, the results' accuracy can be estimated using agreement among volunteers as an intrinsic indicator, which makes a broad application of 3D micro-mapping very promising.

This research has been supported by the DFG project A framework for measuring the fitness for purpose of OpenStreetMap data based on intrinsic quality indicators (FA 1189/3-1).

The usefulness of these four sets of indicators may be justified on three main grounds: An intrinsic advantage of indicators related to this function is that they are more sensitive to differences in quality of care than are structure and outcome indicators.

Spatial homogeneity of NDVI is thus suggested as an indicator of intrinsic fragility (i.e. susceptibility to change) of mixed forests and the semivariogram range as a rapid estimator that can be considered by forest managers and agencies.

Formation of MN serves an indicator of intrinsic genomic instability and exposure to genotoxic agents [1], [2].

It was not possible to examine the influence of tumour stage; however, stage per se is a poor indicator of intrinsic disease severity, as it can be influenced by patient and healthcare factors (e.g. timeliness of self-referral and investigation).

Any uncertainties in inferring the intrinsic brightness of the indicators we observe will propagate into distance errors.

As the cell lines exhibit a similar chemosensitivity pattern to that observed in clinical practice, these differences in glutathione and detoxification enzyme levels may prove to be important indicators of intrinsic drug resistance often seen in patients with non-small cell lung cancer.

A plasma recalcification profile is a measure of the time taken for the clot formation in recalcified blood, and could serve as an indicator of the intrinsic coagulation system.

Larry showed that the ratio of the Fe XXV to FE XXVI lines is a sensitive diagnostic of temperature for hot clusters, and could be used as a good indicator of the intrinsic temperature of the cluster gas, assuming that the line and continuum emission arise from the same component.