Sentence examples for vague indicator from inspiring English sources

But J.P. Morgan's Romain Burnand, with the help of bank researchers LoanWare, devised a vague indicator of current bank holdings by looking at all loans extended since 1997.

CRP is also a vague indicator of many health problems that hike the risk of heart attacks and strokes, including obesity and type 2 diabetes.

Family income was a vague indicator about socioeconomic status, since parents tend to have a subjective evaluation about their income and some prefer to be conservative.

Although a single function may have multiple phenotypic outcomes, pleiotropy may be argued to be at least a vague indicator of the degree of multi-functionality.

At best, however, these are only vague indicators.

Due to the ill-defined and vague indicators which exist within agility assessment, most measures are described subjectively by linguistic terms which are characterized by ambiguity and multi-possibility, and the conventional assessment approaches cannot suitably nor effectively handle such measurement.

Multi-factor productivity growth was highest between 1928-1950, and in general was much higher from 1890-1950 than from 1980 on, though it has picked up again since 1996.The rest of Mr Brooks's column criticises high rates of out-of-wedlock births and other vague indicators of moral malaise.

Cyan Bannister asked "doesn't Yelp show prices?" but Shek responded that the exact price is a lot more useful than vague "$$" or "$$$$" indicators.

These indicators are vague and hard to prove.

In evaluating the failure to meet the 2010 CBD goal, some have noted that indicators were either vague or developed too late, and that some indicators are less sensitive than others (Jones et al. 2011; Perrings et al. 2010; Nicholson et al. 2012).

These indicators are a little bit vague, yes, but the co-founders think that they more accurately get at the experiences you want to have.