Sentence examples for mere indicators from inspiring English sources
Dr. Miller pointed out that, as status symbols go, cell phones were not mere indicators of one's bank account, as a Rolex watch or a Jaguar roadster might be.
Washington, rather than hiding behind legalistic justifications, proudly outlined his vision of forfeiture: that its scope was boundless, that mere "indicators" were enough to trigger it, and that warfare was an apt analogy for the pursuit of cash, cars, and even iPods from drivers whom he deemed suspicious.
Analysis of those low ranking but frequent genes in Alzheimer's disease and multiple sclerosis shows that the high number of cytokines and inflammatory proteins are mere indicators of the disease.
Some are extremely useful as a (companion-) diagnostic; others may serve as a mere indicator.
Asymptomatic hyperuricemia has long been considered as a mere indicator of associated cardiovascular comorbidities, the frequency of which correlates with the level of hyperuricemia [ 11].
And it just may be that PSAV does not correlate with early tumor progression but could be a mere indicator of aggressive disease which would not be considered curable even with early detection.
Without a more thorough study of these issues, it will prove difficult to find a solution for the most important factor in the issue of recruitment into psychiatry: Should the improvement of attitudes toward psychiatry after training be considered a mere outcome indicator of the clerkship's quality or can it be a reliable indicator of a future option for psychiatry?
We thus surmise that coping may not be a mere risk indicator, whereas the others most certainly are.
Especially in Italy, where religious marriages are still predominant, a civil marriage clearly represents a secularized choice, displayed to the outside world. 1 As a mere statistical indicator of behavior, civil marriage can unambiguously be detected using retrospective interviews.
Nevertheless, PR appears to be more than a mere diagnostic indicator of estrogenic activity, as clinical studies have demonstrated it to be an independent biomarker of endocrine therapy response as well as a prognostic biomarker in postmenopausal breast cancers [ 12, 16– 16].
