We stress that use case development should not be skipped, as use cases provide tangible, stable indicators for project requirements and thus help avoid drift and scope creep.
Negative affect may serve as a common final pathway for multiple psychological stressors, possibly providing a more stable indicator of cumulative stress and susceptibility (Kubzansky et al. 2000; Seeman et al. 2002).
In the Netherlands, education is identified as a stable indicator of socioeconomic position [ 45].
However, especially for education and paternal occupation reverse causation is unlikely as the former is a stable indicator of socioeconomic status across the life course and the latter of the participants' childhood.
It also provides novel signatures that are stable indicators of prognosis and valid for some other cancer types as well and highlights genes that may be of particular importance when analyzing the composition of an immune response in a tumor.
Although the questions about mammography were asked only once, the answers for women over age 52 were stable indicators of mammography patterns.
The high correlations observed in dust concentrations from samples collected 5-8 dapartpart suggests that, for some pesticides, measurements in house dust may be relatively stable indicators of potential indoor exposure over this time frame.
Our tests show that, among five proposed indicators for measuring degrees of evenness, Atkinson Index (AI) with weighted parameter of 0.1 is relatively the most stable indicator.
The buzzword these days is "engagement" — as in how engaged, or involved, the consumer is in a particular activity, a notion that is still relatively new in a media world that has for decades relied on stable indicators like the Nielsen ratings.
As such, stable indicators under population monitoring may mislead if used as a proxy for genetic changes.
