Sentence examples for is a better indication from inspiring English sources

However, in up-scale or large volume cultivation, mean light intensity is a better indication of light condition; light intensity at the illumination surface, IS and opposite surface, BS (end of light path) need to be considered (Ogbonna and Tanaka 2000).

FCI is a better indication of the line condition than the failure frequency which is the conventional indicator used widely in railway maintenance management.

But for some reason I think the recent filibuster is a better indication of things to come.

The dramatic Babooshka was the big hit from the album, but Army Dreamers is a better indication of her newfound maturity.

But the film's French title, "L'Enfant d'en Haut," is a better indication of its ultimate focus: the resourceful thief Simon, the "child from on high," and what makes him tick.

Numerous studies show that teams are better defined by dominating inferior opponents than by winning close games, which means point differential is a better indication of a team's strength than actual wins.

The next couple of weeks will be a better indication of what will happen".

Certification -- awarded when sweeps pass a written exam administered by a nonprofit organization affiliated with the guild -- can be a better indication of the professionalism of the company.

But Mr. Bush was operating within the constraints of President Clinton's last budget; next year will be a better indication of his resolve.

He added, "We believe that five straight quarters of declining results are a better indication of the underlying condition of PeopleSoft's business".

(The asymmetry of Murdoch's warfare — he is a proprietor, Dacre is an editor — may be a better indication of his role at his papers than his assurances to Leveson that he doesn't interfere).