Sentence examples for more useful indicators from inspiring English sources
However it is possible that other clinical features may be earlier or more useful indicators of the presence of dissection and associated VBI.
This exploratory study indicates that the grouping of items on this questionnaire may be modified and improved to provide more useful indicators of health-related quality of life.
Assessment of SVV and ITBI on the responsiveness to volume loading were more useful indicators than HR, MAP, CVP, and PAWP.
As mentioned before, γ-H2AX and DNA-PKcs foci could be more useful indicators than the senescence-associated β-galactosidase analysis for cell senescence.
Therefore, measurements of protective capacity (for example, reduced viral titers or bacterial loads following challenge) are more useful indicators of a successful vaccine than the phenotype of the memory cells.
For compounds such as BPA that are rapidly metabolized and completely eliminated in the urine, urinary concentrations are much more useful indicators of human exposure compared to blood concentrations.
A spokesman for the Health Protection Agency said: "We believe the rate of GP consultations [by age band] is the more useful indicator.
Results highlight that LOC is a more useful indicator of material effectiveness compared to a simple measures of TOC.
What this means is that dance ability was a more useful indicator of one's quality as a prospective mate for men than for women, a pattern that would be expected in species where females are thought to be the more selective sex.
Despite the FME and CEM generated almost similar results to the holistic picture of groundwater quality in the study area, the fuzzy indicator is recommended as the more useful indicator for the following advantages: 1. Ability to describe a wide variety of non-linear relationships.
As maternal mortality has declined in the UK, severe maternal morbidity is increasingly referred to as a more useful indicator of the safety and quality of maternity care [ 1].
