Sentence examples for is a fair indicator of from inspiring English sources

Such official Soviet approval is a fair indicator of what Karayev's music is like.

Now, for example, on criminal law, Chief Justice Rehnquist's vote is a fair indicator of the court's center of gravity.

And "The (S) Files," the museum's modest biennial, now in its fourth edition, is a fair indicator of what that change looks like.

Academic studies confirm that when the court is divided, the liberal or conservative predisposition the judges is a fair indicator of how their votes will go.Sometimes, admittedly, judges move along the spectrum during their career.

A close second in a Derby is a fair indicator of Group One quality though, while there is a much more significant concern over the ability of two French-trained challengers, Never On Sunday and Vision D'Etat, to handle today's ground.

Although this is far from a perfect measure, some evidence has shown that desired family size is a fair indicator of actual completed fertility (Bankole and Westoff 1998; DeSilva 1991; Freedman et al. 1975, but see Westoff et al. 1957).

"That upward arc is a fair indicator for the acceleration in growth of texting in general," says Mark Siegel of Cingular, America's biggest mobile operator.

Comparison of Ki-67 with topo IIα shows a good correlation, indicating that topo IIα levels are a fair indicator of proliferating cells.

In this market, for most of the time, past performance will be a fair indicator of future performance due to steady annual demand, hence the moderate threshold level.

While not perfect, the tests are a fair indicator of how well we do in certain everyday tasks, from deciphering an insurance form to planning a wedding.

This suggests that VEGF-A may be a fair indicator of the energy status of WAT.