Sentence examples for unavoidable indicator from inspiring English sources
Nobody can tell which of these Obamas will obtain, or in what measure, if he wins, but what he does in Pakistan would be an early and unavoidable indicator — more so than what he does in Iraq, where he has left himself more room to maneuver.
Stovall's not one to put all of his eggs into a pigskin, but he does see some validity for the Super Bowl indicator's unavoidable bullish reading.
Nevertheless, it is unavoidable to measure certain indicators related to shelter, water and sanitation at the household level as data is only collected at the household level (Gordon et al. 2003a, 2003b).
Indeed, our previous efforts to decrease the Ca2+ affinity of GCaMP-type indicators were hampered by seemingly unavoidable and dramatic decreases in the performance of the indicator.
Misclassifications are unavoidable when SCC is used as an indicator of mastitis.
One of the few exceptions was the Economic Cycle Research Institute (ECRI), an independent research firm, which that same month correctly forecast, on the basis of its leading economic indicators, that a recession was unavoidable.
Appropriate exception reporting is likely to be unavoidable and necessary, and should be retained for patients unsuitable for a particular indicator.
Moreover, short-term mortality is a weak effectiveness indicator in the sense that many of the perioperative deaths of hip fracture patients may be unavoidable [ 27].
This is in stark contrast to many widely used economic and demographic indicators, which are often based on estimates and censuses, where biases, time lags and inaccuracies are unavoidable and the comparison between different countries is problematic.
This behaviour is limiting for system improvement based on the conventional exergoeconomic analysis as this uses indicators based on absolute values of (dot{C}_D) and (dot{Z}) and thus does not account for the unavoidable parts.
