Sentence examples for useful indices from inspiring English sources
After confirming a significant difference in variables of continuous values in the multinominal logistic regression analysis, categorical variables obtained by dividing the continuous value by the average value were used to obtain useful indices for actual financial management.
Live tree biomass C stocks and stand characteristics of tree density, mean DBH, canopy height and basal area are useful indices of stand development (Fain et al., 1994).
Useful indices, such as the Shannon Entropy, Energy, and root-mean-square value, are obtained from the information provided by the CEEMD approach.
Lactate Dehydrogenase and AcP activities may be indicators of damage to the plasmolemma and the midpiece area of the sperm structure, whereas AS and β-N-AGase activities may be useful indices of damage to the acrosome in cryopreserved semen.
The results obtained in this study are expected to act as useful indices for designing a nearly optimum sound reduction structure if the target frequency is known in advance.
One of the main findings was that the values of the indices were higher and the number of indices required to describe appropriately the soilscape patterns was smaller at the local than at the regional scale, the relative spatial diversity being one of the most useful indices.
USV emitted during social interaction can be a useful index to indicate communication between two mice[26], [30], [41].
It brings together gross national income (GNI) per capita with life expectancy, and high-level education indicators, into a useful index for international comparisons.
"In the enterprise, you can make things more secure, but in doing so you make them harder to use, harder to access, and less useful," Index Ventures partner (and Kryptnostic investor) Mike Volpi said.
This makes them useful "index fossils" — successive species can be used to identify successive layers of rock.
Because of this, free calcium (Ca++) is a more useful index than total calcium and provides a better indication of calcium status [ 15- 17].
