Sentence examples for is a reasonable indicator of from inspiring English sources
So for a voter, the strength of the national currency is a reasonable indicator of the quality of a government's economic management.
The theoretical and experimental results show good agreement, suggesting that the simulation is a reasonable indicator of what may be expected in practice.
Finebaum's reply to Bobby from Homewood — "I'm not going to respond, but you can make a complete ass out of yourself and go right ahead" — is a reasonable indicator of the way he runs his show.
If we want to increase society's productive efficiency, people's willingness to pay with money is a reasonable indicator of how much they will gain if they have access to the hearing.
If shortening velocity is a reasonable indicator of cross-bridge cycling, then the observed reduction in shortening velocity with time of contraction suggests that the cross-bridge cycling rate must be slowing with contraction.
Large discrepancy in the estimated background rates obtained from the proposed simultaneous inversion scheme and that through constraining (Theta) is a reasonable indicator of non-identifiability.
Structural diversity of vegetation appeared to be a reasonable indicator of biodiversity, at least for vascular plants and small mammals, and should be included in future assessments of diversity in agroecosystems.
They applied statistical land cover information from the test region and demonstrated that NDVI was a reasonable indicator of the percentage vegetation cover.
Higher "emotional closeness" ratings on the surveys paralleled number and duration of calls throughout the study, reassuring the researchers that frequent phone calls were a reasonable indicator of intimacy.
We believe the diagnostic codes recorded in the MarketScan data are a reasonable indicator of the health status of the commercially insured U.S. study population.
The air pollution levels during the study period (1994-1998) could be a reasonable indicator of historical trend over the past 20 to 30 years [ 7].
