Background: HDL function rather than absolute level may be a more accurate indicator for risk of developing atherosclerosis.
I'm told the Danish title also translates as "The Crime", a more accurate indicator of what is on offer.
He only recently bought a scale after Ms. Halpern suggested that it might be a more accurate indicator of weight than eyeballing.
Almost 100 million more live at 200percentt of the poverty line, a more accurate indicator of a family's ability to make ends meet.
But a decline in reconstructive memory could be an important and more accurate indicator of the extensive deterioration throughout the brain that causes cognitive impairment.
Sunday-school attendance, a more accurate indicator of numbers, is 7.7m, down from 8.2m in 1994.Several Calvinists spoke at a pastors' conference before the Orlando gathering.
Some officers were apparently assuming that this violence, rather than bombings and projectile attacks, was a more accurate indicator of the level of Shiite-Sunni sectarian hatred out in the streets.
It is possible that these other predators provide a more accurate indicator of prey availability than our single-species indicator based on camera trap data.
This present strategy to assess morphological and clinical characteristics may be a more accurate indicator of survival rate and potentially an efficient indicator of new therapeutic alternatives.
In terms of per capita manufacturing output, a more accurate indicator of a country's prowess, Britain ranks only about 20th – behind even Luxembourg and Iceland, not to mention South Korea and Taiwan.
