Sentence examples for more appropriate indicator from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, in the acoustics context, it is a more appropriate indicator than other, more abstract, candidates.

We believe that in the study of educational reproduction, upbringing and parenting orientation is a more appropriate indicator of habitus.

To indicate advanced successional sere towards forests, therefore, M. sinensis cover is a more appropriate indicator rather than species richness.

This review argues that exogenous variables which impact the clearance rate can be used to develop a more appropriate indicator to assess police performance.

Based on this, a more appropriate indicator named unreliability factor (URF) which can highlight the importance of C-plane is proposed to evaluate the transmission reliability of C/U-plane decoupled architecture.

This effect did not occur when local coefficient of variation values were used in place of local standard deviation so the coefficient of variation values are recommended as a more appropriate indicator to quantify spatial variation.

However, this end-point lacks any assessment of drug resistance of the residual tumor and its capability to establish refractory and/or recurrent disease, which would represent more appropriate indicators of therapeutic failure.

There is a need for developing more appropriate indicators to assess the quality of information in advertisements.

Moreover, the FT shows better correlation with the four symptoms questionnaire than the SG and the HUI 3. Thus, our findings suggest that the FT and the HUI 3 are more appropriate indicators of HRQL impairment than the SG in these patients.

Fossils of organisms that had died out from human activity were limited in rock strata, since sedimentation and other geologic processes often took millions of years to play out, so some other change in the rock, perhaps one resulting from a chemical change to the atmosphere or the oceans, might be a more-appropriate indicator.

Based on these two characteristics, the logarithmic magnitude spectrum is a more appropriate VAD indicator than the linear magnitude spectrum.