Sentence examples for the earliest indicator from inspiring English sources

Conclusions: The RT-PCR for SLG RNA proved to be the earliest indicator of CMV infection in BMT patients demonstrating a sustained pattern of CMV detection during the 3 months post-transplant period.

A research team he led was the first to show that abnormal free radicals — groups of molecules with unpaired electrons — might be the earliest indicator of cancer in laboratory rats.

The HSBC flash purchasing managers' index this month, the earliest indicator of China's industrial activity, showed growth in the factory sector accelerating to a two-year high in January.

The flash P.M.I. is the earliest indicator of China's economic health each month and should not alter expectations that China, which has the world's second-largest economy, after that of the United States, is enjoying a gentle recovery, experts said.

The identification of WNV-positive birds has been shown to be the earliest indicator of WNV in an area [ 18].

Snail2 has been shown to be the earliest indicator of delaminating cells in the epithelium (Nieto et al., 1994).

These reductions were the earliest indicators of TH synthesis inhibition.

The board's picks are seen as among the earliest indicators of Oscar success.

The CD69 type II C-type lectin is one of the earliest indicators of leukocyte activation acting in lymphocyte migration and cytokine secretion.

The Times reports on Tuesday morning on five new studies suggesting that changes in the way an older person walks may be among the earliest indicators of cognitive decline, including Alzheimer's disease.

Thus microbial community changes may be the earliest indicators of habitat condition and the rate and direction of recovery following implementation of ecosystem management, restoration, and conservation strategies in different habitat types (e.g., Anderson 2003, Wardle et al. 2004).