Anthropometric indices are highly reliable and sensitive indicators of growth and body composition.
Therefore, these variables should potentially be very sensitive indicators.
We conclude that cytokines production might be used as sensitive indicators of acute response to LDI.
A minimum data set of the most sensitive indicators was chosen using principal component analyses.
These properties offer the sensitive indicators of sandwich materials damage during lifetime.
The energy differences Δ1E and Δ2E are sensitive indicators of relative stability.
Brejda and Moorman (2001) stated that soil quality cannot be measured without some sensitive indicators.
Changes in vegetation patterns could provide sensitive indicators of both desertification and water availability.
Glacial lakes and glaciers are sensitive indicators of recent climate change.
The balance residuals are sensitive indicators of the existence of flow meter and temperature sensor biases.
Results showed that soil labile C and enzyme activities were sensitive indicators of land use change.
