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Thus, CGR appears to be a suitable indicator complementing RGR, NAR and SLA estimates to decide on species suitability for afforestation.

Furthermore, on-line control of biomass accumulation via specially adapted light sensors was proved to be a suitable indicator of temporal developmental stages (initial adhesion, active growth and mature stage).

Since the occurrence of an OTR increase after SA addition correlates with the furanocoumarin fluorescence measurements, the OTR increase seems to be a suitable indicator of priming activity.

Of course, the presence of members with the same surname is not a sufficient cause for a family business, but it can be a suitable indicator to narrow the field of investigation, with all the limitations and the lability related to it.

The lower stiffness values in the soaked roasted almonds than the raw almonds are in good agreement with the increase in their disintegration rate, indicating that stiffness of soaked almonds may be a suitable indicator of the disintegration properties.

Conclusions: Based on the results of this study, K-Ras mutation status may be a suitable indicator of patient eligibility and a prognostic indicator for responsiveness to anti-EGFR therapy alone, or in combination with chemotherapy.

In addition, elevated nitrate may also be a suitable indicator of groundwater contamination in areas with limited data.

A gold standard hydration marker has been described as elusive [ 35]; however, it has been suggested that a single, atypical plasma osmolality (Posm) threshold value of 301 mmol/kg would be a suitable indicator of dehydration [ 36].

Therefore, individual levels of urinary 1-OHP are likely to be a suitable internal indicator of total PAH exposure in the workplaces.

Phenology is believed to be a suitable bio-indicator to track climate change.

We demonstrate that DHE is insensitive to 1O2 and establish that DHE is a suitable indicator to measure O2- production in a system that produces both 1O2 and O2-.