Sentence examples for true index from inspiring English sources
Yet if "Home Comforts" is the true index of Mendelson's capabilities as a writer, the forthcoming installments of the "Morningside Heights" trilogy might be worth looking forward to.
Perhaps the Nobel prize is too politicised to be a true index of the finest world literature; and perhaps "world literature" is too problematic a category to begin with.
Only the success of elections next year will give a true index of whether Tunisia's light will continue to shine as the beacon of hope for the Arab world's democratic aspirations, or be put out in the storm of regional unrest.
As one bitter gentleman puts it, "there are those who have sold out to the Chinese".But if the true index of a culture's vitality is its adherence to its language, historical memory and religious traditions, Tibetan culture shows itself durable.
Secondly, our inclusion criteria specified that an index subject should be the only member of their household to be suffering from ILI, and no other household contacts should have experienced ILI in the past 14 days, to ensure that the index is a true index within the household.
Therefore, prediction of AKI at a later point of time may not represent true index performance.
Predictably, these funds underperform the market after costs; there is really no point in buying them instead of a low-cost true index-tracker like Vanguard.
Figure 4 shows the average percent difference between the estimated indices and the true indices for several different combination of filters.
This analysis graphically represents the comparison between the sensitivity distribution specifically for each factor, or the true positive index or the false positive index.
"We support the call for industry-wide consultation to ensure that the index is a true indicator of commodity prices and meets the requirements of the Australian dairy industry as a whole".
To develop the CL-based method further, a metric called the "true reliability index" is proposed, which is the actual reliability index in the face of the uncertainty in the estimated parameter statistics (mainly cov).
