Sentence examples for more reliable index from inspiring English sources
When it comes to testing human character, you can forget the high school, the army or the superhero league: in modern movies, the kitchen is a more reliable index of who you are.
Because the CEA has been adopted as an efficient tool for brake design, a more reliable index is here proposed, from the CEA outputs and energetic considerations, to identify the mode that will become effectively unstable.
Together the results show that emotion-dependent amygdala habituation is a robust and considerably more reliable index than the mean amplitude, and provides a robust potential endpoint for within-subject designs including pharmaco-fMRI studies.
Properly use of the analyses based on fractals and chaos theory [15] [17] to qualify or quantify the characteristics of heart rate time series are suggested to serve as a more reliable index of physiological systems in many clinical studies [10], [11], [18].
Therefore, V ˙ CO 2 may be the more reliable index for estimating the metabolic rate in this study.
The present large-scale, population-based study evaluated SAD by comparing it with WC as a measure of VAT, and we suggest that SAD is a more reliable index of VAT.
In Mr. Sternfeld's view of his native land, clothes and hair seem more reliable indices of status and character than facial expression.
More reliable indices to characterize the robustness of multivariable control systems in the face of strong disturbance directionality and model uncertainty are presented.
The combination of more than one measure of right ventricular function may provide more reliable indices to detect abnormal function [ 18].
Because AIRg disregards changes in insulin sensitivity, we used disposition index, calculated from insulin sensitivity and AIRg, as a more reliable indicator of β-cell function (2).
On a seasonally adjusted basis, the index fell 0.3 percent in August from July, but the S.& P. announced earlier this year that the unadjusted numbers were a more reliable indicator.
