| From the polished aluminium around the gear selector to the sound of the indicators, there's not a cheap component in there. |
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| One of the most sensitive indicators of a nation's health is that of infant mortality, the death rate of children under 1 year of age. |
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| Won regarded the hollow canal structure as one of the indicators of the close relationship of radiolarians and the Porifera. |
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| The evidence linking increased weight with unfavourable levels of objective physical health indicators is well supported. |
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| Also, due to the static port's position, many airspeed indicators are inaccurate during a slip. |
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| They provide comparative indicators of the relative well-being of various socioeconomic groups. |
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| Three of the ten indicators that make up the leading index increased in June. |
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| When properly used, these indicators can be an invaluable resource for any currency trader. |
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| Colors are important epistemologically as natural signs or indicators for the identification and re-identification of physical objects. |
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| The cross marks in curbstones, indicators of which stonemason cut it, or of a parallel city. |
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| The stock markets are not the only indicators of economic health, of course, but there was bad news aplenty elsewhere last week. |
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| Using these indicators, I never realized before how much I appreciated Toronto. |
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| With all the main economic indicators deteriorating, he attempted to maintain support by a robustly nationalist line. |
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| A number of ancient woodland indicators are present here, including tree lungwort, woodruff and sanicle. |
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| In downtrends, trend-following indicators suggest selling short, but oscillators become oversold and issue signals to buy. |
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| Analysts often use prices from various markets as indicators of potential events. |
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| In addition to the many products, freshwater mussels act as water quality indicators. |
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| The members rely on developing a consensus after studying a broad array of macroeconomic indicators. |
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| One of the most graphic indicators of the growth in poverty was the rise in the number of foundlings and abandoned children. |
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| Poor prognostic indicators include poorly responsive disease, delay in diagnosis and the presence of malignancy. |
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| Three basic indicators used by technical analysts are the moving average, support and resistance levels, and the relative strength indicator. |
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| Because manatees move freely along the coast, they are ideal indicators of environmental change. |
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| Other indicators show the region slipping backwards both economically and socially. |
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| You'll notice indicators of this season, such as the blooming of cornelian cherry and sugar maple. |
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| Tires have built-in wear indicators that appear as a bald strip when there is 1.6 millimeters of tread remaining. |
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| Both patients and physicians are most interested in disease indicators that will best predict therapeutic responses and prognostic outcomes. |
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| He was unarmed, and carried no military gear or other indicators of martial status. |
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| The gloomy prognosis makes some sense because office rents and vacancies are traditionally trailing indicators of the broader economy. |
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| All these were early indicators of the possibilities of sport as a vehicle for fame. |
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| Apart from their intrinsic and aesthetic value, dragonflies and damselflies are now recognised as indicators of riverine integrity. |
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| It also contains indicators for how often certain surgical procedures, such as carotid endarterectomy and pediatric heart surgery, are performed. |
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| Important economic indicators that are weighted so heavily in public and private decision-making are not impacted by changes to the environment. |
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| Faint, hard-to-read indicators and an obtuse, non-intuitive interface drove me batty trying to move from one screen to the next. |
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| Sentiment indicators have dollar bearishness at very high levels, and there is a lot of bearish dollar talk these days in the media. |
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| Peregrines are top predators and can act as indicators of the quality of the food chain and of the surrounding environment. |
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| We see indicators of genocide, and there is evidence that points in that direction. |
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| But whether one uses Elliott Waves, put-call ratios, volatility indicators, price-earnings ratios or Fibonacci timeframes, this rally is toast. |
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| Limited, but consistent data from mesoscale slip indicators suggest sinistral shear with a minor normal component. |
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| Some of the advisers who are polled for their opinions use sentiment indicators when forecasting. |
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| Sample outcome distributions for three key economic indicators were displayed numerically and graphically. |
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| Since their brightness is a constant, such supernovas can serve as reliable indicators of distance in deep space. |
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| For the next few weeks at least all the directional indicators are pointing to blood in the hencoop. |
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| That said, Pop's jam sessions with today's torch-bearers aren't, as one would fear, pathetic indicators of a musical mid-life crisis. |
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| This ratio provides a method of standardizing data for benchmarking clinical indicators across health care agencies. |
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| Nowadays many early cars have had their old trafficators removed and replaced with more modern indicators. |
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| We measured various indicators of male health and condition, including the intensity of infection from ectoparasites and blood parasites. |
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| Develop site visit strategies to assess organizations globally using bibliometrics and other science and technology indicators. |
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| For the period up to about 100 years ago the graph was based on indicators such as fossil coral growth rings and tree rings. |
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| But if there are a number of indicators, if people are misclassified through a particular question, it will be possible to offset its effects. |
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| Biomarkers are indicators or measures of change in biological function of an organism. |
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| The toner indicators on the built-in display showed a fair bit of life left in them. |
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| Place multiple biological indicators and chemical integrators in the containers in a normal loading pattern in separate loads and run the cycle. |
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| All instrumentation and ancillary controls worked, including the left sided direction indicators, this being a European car. |
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| The general opened the steel briefcase to reveal a black control panel, full of dials, indicators and buttons. |
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| Nearly all market turns show divergences between price and technical indicators such as momentum. |
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| Poor general quality and finishing are the usual indicators of fake toys and parents are advised to buy from recognised retailers. |
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| Riders must also wear a helmet, and the scooter will need road tax, insurance, number plates, brake lights, indicators and an MOT certificate. |
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| We first tested fluorescent indicators by injecting them into muscle to backfill motoneurons in spinal cord. |
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| Emergency indicators would give advance warning of potential problems that could develop during flight. |
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| But there are fears that indicators such as these, which are growing in popularity, are self-fulfilling. |
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| Where traditional indicators of water use relate only to production, the water footprint takes the consumption perspective. |
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| The company has neither improved its financial indicators, nor acquired new assets. |
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| Economic indicators focus primarily on income poverty, whereas health indicators provide a measure of the multidimensional nature of poverty. |
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| Employees mention the years they have been with the company and its financial well being and growth as indicators of job security. |
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| It is true that there has been a pickup in some of the indicators of capital goods spending. |
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| The color change in acid-base indicators is due to a chemical reaction between the indicator and the hydronium ions in the solution. |
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| It was noisy and filled with high-tech equipment for monitoring indicators of medical status and administering medications or other treatments. |
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| They're looking at indicators of near-term activity, and also of long-term activity in the future. |
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| Reshuffles may not mean much outside the Westminster village, but they are good indicators of the political weather. |
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| Various brews can give you color indicators for the presence of double bonds, methyl ketones, aldehydes and the like. |
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| This absence of correlation should warn against using CO temperature coefficients of chemical shifts as indicators of a hydrogen bond acceptor. |
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| Market share and vertical integration were seen as potential indicators of market power. |
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| Trace elements and oxygen isotopes are useful geochemical indicators of the chemistry of the waters from which the chert precipitated. |
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| Animal carcass weights also indicate advances, with the increase in size of lambs and calves the best indicators of productivity improvements. |
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| Two indicators of vitality were automatically sensed during the experiments. |
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| The engine spooled down through 45 percent, and the generator went offline, which tumbled our primary attitude and heading indicators. |
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| The Chelmsford indicator boards were fixed by this evening, but for the last two days we've had no indicators and no announcements. |
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| He has authored more than 70 articles on subjects including bacterial sporulation, biological indicators, package integrity, and medical devices. |
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| Our friends may not be the best indicators, nor a record's position in the charts. |
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| Even if such indicators are present, they are not placed at the proper places. |
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| The familiar whirr of the tram, the particular clicking noise the indicators make when we pause at stops. |
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| They have swiped hundreds of signs, including chevrons and direction indicators giving motorists advance notice of hazards. |
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| It is also our understanding that we missed two of the remaining three key indicators by a hair's breadth. |
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| The indicators which detail what stations the next train is stopping at still operate on a manual basis at Redfern station. |
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| The vehicle must also be registered with the DVLA and have lights, brakes and indicators. |
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| Everything is where you want it to be, except the windscreen wipers, and indicators are on the opposite sides from where they usually are. |
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| For both tobacco and diet there are no agreed targets or internationally accepted indicators of progress. |
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| The gear lever and handbrake fit snugly between the two seats and the indicators and switches are easy to reach. |
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| Riders must also wear a helmet, and the scooter will need road tax, insurance, number plates, break lights, indicators and an MOT certificate. |
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| Photos may show such indicators of problems as early leaf drop, standing water, thin or off-color turf and incorrect pruning procedures. |
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| Begin by overflying the entire runway at least 500 feet above pattern altitude, offset enough to see the wind and landing indicators below. |
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| Teach your child how to spot what drivers are likely to do next, for example, the use of indicators and road signs. |
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| The contract lists the key performance indicators to which Maloi has committed himself. |
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| The Company has put in place key performance indicators to monitor progress and to ensure that customers receive first class service. |
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| Its key performance indicators, including patient satisfaction surveys, are monitored routinely. |
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| The detail on the 350Z has gone into precision engineering, rather than cabin gimmicks like push button start up and one-touch indicators. |
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| Greensand, coal, rock salt, coral limestone, oolites, and boulder clays are examples of indicators of depositional environments. |
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| The trust is projecting failure on four out of five key performance indicators set by the Government for financial performance. |
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| Commanders need a plan, a tactical set of readiness indicators pointed toward achieving an overall strategic state of readiness. |
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| Cold cathode ray technology illuminates the instrument faces, while the indicators are backlit. |
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| All the leading indicators which normally herald the economic boom cycle have started showing signs of instability. |
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| Other work in this field has focused on cellular and enzymatic biomarkers as indicators of sublethal effects. |
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| Additional indicators are harvesting seed with bleeding hila and having green stem at harvest. |
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| Even though the sun is important in the birth chart, it is only one of many indicators of personality. |
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| Conversely, nurses overrated emotional needs of patients as indicators of caring. |
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| Other essential parts that are sometimes out of order, are headlights, indicators, hooters and interior overhead lamps. |
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| The indicators and switchgear can be operated with the softest touch, and even the boot quietly closes itself. |
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| In step four indicators are going to be determined in order to support and circumstantiate the evaluation. |
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| In addition to fish, other aquatic creatures such as clams and daphnia are used as indicators of chemical changes. |
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| They therefore act as indicators of any recent pathological state or acute illness. |
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| Social workers used these indicators to identify a local family as satanic abusers. |
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| Economic ideology is most strongly predicted by income and other indicators of economic class position. |
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| All the indicators pointed towards a decent game of football although the game's early spell was fractious and ill-tempered. |
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| Early LED packaging, for devices originally meant as indicators rather than high-power illuminators, couldn't handle these kinds of requirements. |
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| Similarly, concentrations of lipid peroxides, as indicators of lipid oxidation, were unchanged. |
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| One of the key indicators of a society that is transforming from democracy to fascism or dictatorship is government control of the press. |
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| I would think long and hard before assuming that inarticulate speech and a gift for malapropism are indicators of stupidity. |
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| Alex watched the screen, with speed and distance indicators relative to the Vision's position displayed at the bottom edge. |
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| Pier head deflections were measured using digital dial indicators attached to a reference beam and connected to the data acquisition system. |
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| The bike had no horn, indicators, no lights, no rear brakes, and hardly any front brakes. |
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| This is the second year a portion of the annual funding has been allocated to colleges and universities based on key performance indicators. |
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| Vodafone released key performance indicators for the quarter ending in December last week. |
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| Health services are failing to keep up with national improvements, key performance indicators reveal today. |
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| New South Wales publishes a similar league table, comparing councils according to key performance indicators. |
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| The categories were selected as indicators, risk factors or relevant environmental determinants affecting fitness, obesity and health. |
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| One of the looming indicators of economic progress was the length of the wait at gas pumps. |
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| It is recognized that red beds are not necessarily indicators of arid climates. |
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| The increasing number of genetically encoded indicators provides elegant tools for monitoring activity. |
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| Companies can be guided by key lead indicators which have historically been a precursor of a change in activity levels for their business sector. |
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| Economic indicators started to worsen in September with the increase of fuel prices. |
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| This has seen such positive indicators as a narrowing trade deficit, gains in export earnings for some sectors and a firming of the kwacha. |
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| Eight signals at 522 nm were averaged in recordings of the electrochromism and 32 in measurements with pH indicators. |
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| That greater good can best be measured in terms of economic indicators and territorial extent. |
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| The report came amid improving macroeconomic indicators as inflation has eased, interest rates are down and the rupiah has strengthened. |
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| Quality indicators therefore have to be developed using other evidence alongside expert opinion. |
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| The apparatus includes two visual indicators, two amplifiers, and a logic circuit. |
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| The analysis of 32,482 neighbourhoods used 37 deprivation indicators to calculate the quality of life. |
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| The questionnaire invited respondents to comment on each of the 31 indicators. |
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| Fueled by a global economic recovery and a booming domestic bourse, local market demand, exports and production indicators have showed signs of expansion, Wu said. |
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| Kinematic indicators for main phase deformation fabrics consistently demonstrate a sinistral sense of displacement with a minor southeasterly component of downthrow. |
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| Nasa has also pointed to more on-time launches and smoother prelaunch operations as indicators of America's success in managing the shuttle program. |
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| Suddenly all the indicators began flashing an angry red and several alarm signals went off at once creating a loud cacophony of buzzes, sirens and wails. |
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| A high score on these indicators denotes more emotional support. |
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| These unique characteristics are seen as indicators that the individual has a special standing in the society, that their very creation proceeded from a point of power. |
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| Those planets that are highlighted by having many aspects, hard aspects, in angular houses or outer planet conjunctions are good indicators of conflict. |
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| The line of forty products include soil surfactants, wetting agents, spray dye indicators, foliar nutrients biostimulants, spray adjuvants, and tank cleaners. |
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| All the indicators are that any free consultation of the community would have revealed an overwhelming consensus for a restoration of the Stuart monarchy. |
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| There are glimmers, small indicators and little signs that our country might be starting to find its feet again and our policies making an impact. |
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| Students' relative strengths on these indicators suggest that these behaviors can be used as rewards antecedent to displays of disruptive behavior. |
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| Most of these are highlighted on your reconnaissance map, which typically consists of base layouts or blueprints with indicators placed upon them. |
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| The findings of the job index are consistent with other indicators suggesting full employment which bring challenges despite a buoyant business environment. |
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| The degree of collinearity is determined by the weight of the squared multiple correlation coefficients of the indicators with any other causes of the latent variable. |
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| Across the range of empirical indicators relating to age, occupational status, health status and housing, it is evident that they are a group who are multiply disadvantaged. |
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| Other flight data, including landing gear position indicators and drag information, indicate that it is unlikely the left landing gear was deployed early. |
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| The patterns for other health authority performance indicators are similar, and the magnitude and direction of the errors in ranking may be systematic. |
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| Warning indicators and gauges told her she'd lost all hydraulics. |
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| Suddenly all the indicators began flashing an angry red and several alarms signals went off at once creating a loud cacophony of buzzes, sirens and wails. |
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| Two indicators were used conjointly to measure the child's feelings of social isolation, including a measure of loneliness and an indicator of perceived social support. |
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| Together with the information on location and seasonableness, energy indicators can help to infer a better social-economical classification from consumption ranges. |
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| I welcome the introduction of the smiley face speed indicators. |
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| This cluster would also feature normal orange indicators and white reversing lights but which cannot be seen within the red tail light cluster when not in operation. |
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| Most of these so called healthy weight indicators do not take many things into account and are biased towards a Eurocentric view of size and beauty. |
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| Not one of our leading indicators was designed to carry the weight they now do. |
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| Vehicle Inspectorate mechanics checked each vehicle's lights, indicators, brakes, wheel nuts, steering, tyre pressure and general standard of maintenance. |
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| The front light, indicators and windshield were also broken. |
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| The other controls are familiar to all BMW users, but it was a little too easy to catch the stalk for cruise control when trying to operate the turn indicators. |
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| You do need to set goals based on key performance indicators. |
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| And all the leading economic indicators are trending upward. |
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| However, sharp eyes will see the revised front bumper where fog lights replace the indicators, which are now housed in the main headlight fairing. |
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| Except for a tendency to have a greater skinfold thickness, all other indicators of cardiovascular risk were remarkably similar for exposed and non-exposed. |
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| Every soldier in the patrol knew his mission and post-patrol debriefings began to yield better intelligence because soldiers knew ahead of time what indicators to look for. |
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| Petite baton hands and four baton indicators adorn the dial, which is set in a square goldtone steel case with gentle contours and a beautiful polished shine. |
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| Windsocks can also be good indicators of wind shear and turbulence. |
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| While rearrest rates are not entirely accurate measures of success or failure of a program, they are accepted as rough indicators in evaluation studies. |
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| A company can measure the benefits of its portal deployment by benchmarking the performance of the company across a series of indicators on the cost and revenue side. |
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| As an electronics engineer I used to build gadgets for my cars including battery strength indicators, lights-on warning alarms and even alarm systems themselves. |
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| Poor democracies have grown at least as fast as poor autocracies and have significantly outperformed the latter on most indicators of social well-being. |
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| Look for ancient woodland indicators including wild garlic, yellow archangel and wood melick, and away from the woodland you may well spot marsh and pyramidal orchids. |
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| An additional concern with potentiometric indicators is converting their fluorescence or absorbance recordings into meaningful measurements of potential. |
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| Understanding the indicators of disease and differentiating between the likely causes entails taking a thorough case history and carrying out a good physical examination. |
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| The economic indicators show this mineral rich country is a basket case. |
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| With most recent economic indicators pointing to a belated, but strong, recovery, they have been reduced to grumping about the pay levels of the new jobs being created. |
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| He warned that not all poorly sorted rocks were true glacial tillites and thus were unreliable indicators of past climate and continental positioning. |
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| The geomorphologic evolution mechanism of gullied catchments can be explained as a function of geomorphologic indicators of inter-gullied and gullied land characteristics. |
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| If the biometeorological indicators chosen are too high, this could result in inappropriate identification of risks linked to less severe heat waves. |
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| In the early stages of a new trend, these indicators can stay in the overbought part of the scale for a very long time, particularly at the start of a new bull market. |
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| Often, the driver forgets to disengage the flasher after it has served its purpose, resulting in further confusion since turning indicators are rendered useless. |
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| Better yet, several key indicators point to further job gains. |
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| Performance indicators are always partial and are always manipulable. |
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| The use of oral sucrose, with or without pacifiers, has been shown to relieve pain in neonates, as assessed by physiologic and behavioral pain indicators and pain scores. |
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| Those indicators put the Government of New Zealand in the role of an honest broker as far as the economic performance of the country is concerned. |
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| Several species are represented, including new species Cobricosphaeridium hinojalensis, and their potential as paleoenvironmental indicators is evaluated. |
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| But for most of us real wealth will not be found in the arcane alphabet soup of economic indicators but in the starker credit and debit entries of our bank statements. |
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| Large rounded headlamps, swaged bonnet and indicators integrated into the front grille give the vehicle a jovial appearance, accentuated by the deep front bumper. |
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| Different indicators have been investigated, such as neuropsychological tests, subjective memory complaints, non-cognitive symptoms, and specific paraclinical examinations. |
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| The SWBS is the product of a movement to identify quality-of-life indicators among various clinical samples. |
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| Late Antiquity saw various indicators of Roman civilization begin to decline, including urbanization, seaborne commerce, and total population. |
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| The 2004 rankings acknowledged several new indicators while continuing to rank city economics more heavily than political or cultural factors. |
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| Points indicators are provided at junctions to indicate the route which is set through the points. |
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| At junctions, where Supertram and train movements can conflict with road traffic, fixed signals are provided in addition to points indicators. |
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| Turnback crossovers along the line, including in the street section, have point indicators. |
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| More and more countries are using health expectancy indicators to monitor the health of their population. |
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| The British Chinese also fare well on many socioeconomic indicators, including low incarceration rates and high rates of health. |
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| However, allocating undue weight to subjective indicators and having highly fluctuating results are its major criticisms. |
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| This set of rankings adopts 8 indicators to select the top 100 higher learning institutions in BRICS countries. |
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| The QS Stars audit process evaluates universities according to 50 different indicators. |
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| South Sudan is acknowledged to have some of the worst health indicators in the world. |
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| On the one hand, economic indicators, including firm profitability, productivity and growth, project positive microeconomic results. |
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| Varying definitions of the term First World and the uncertainty of the term in today's world leads to different indicators of First World status. |
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| In both indicators, Finland's performance was next to Germany, and significantly higher than most European countries. |
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| Glaciers are considered among the most sensitive indicators of climate change. |
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| Investigators adopt the use of shoreline indicators to represent the true shoreline position. |
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| Figure 1 provides a sketch of the spatial relationships between commonly used shoreline indicators. |
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| Depuration of oysters can remove moderate levels of contamination of most bacterial indicators and pathogens. |
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| Because of their sensitivity to pollutants, terns are sometimes used as indicators of contamination levels. |
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| Estimation of breeding and productive qualities of cattle of Kalmyk breed on genetic indicators. |
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| Beginning research is being made on benthic assemblages to see if they can be used as indicators of healthy aquatic ecosystems. |
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| Such structures can be used as climate indicators as well as way up structures. |
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| Common kingfishers are important members of ecosystems and good indicators of freshwater community health. |
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| Archaeologically a number of empirical traits have been used as indicators of modern human behavior. |
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| Being conspicuous elements of the ecosystem, they have been considered as indicators of ecological health. |
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| Each of these indicators is expected to underestimate the true prevalence of disease in the population due to reduced levels of diagnosis. |
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| Economic growth is conventionally measured using indicators such as GDP and GNI that do not accurately reflect the growing disparities in wealth. |
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| Although it is difficult to reconstruct the belief system through archaeology, some indicators of ritual practice do leave physical traces. |
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| They can reflect the social class, education and urban or rural background of speakers, though such indicators are not always reliable. |
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| The two main phonological indicators of South African English are the behaviour of the vowels in kit and bath. |
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| During this period, there was a great drop in trade and other economic indicators. |
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| A further series of subtle indicators and controls was introduced during his premiership. |
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| Rhouma and co-authors present two outcome predictive models for replanted avulsed teeth based on early prognostic indicators. |
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| The Wankel engine drinks fuel like a space shuttle and my petrol warning light flashed on and off more than the indicators. |
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| Want ads in the Oregonian, one of the key indicators used to compute the index, dropped dramatically during the recession, Duy says. |
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| For formulations C and PTQ, borate and didecyl dimethyl ammonium carbonate indicators, respectively, were used to measure penetration. |
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| The annunciators provide audible and visual fault indicators, and can be upgraded to provide alphanumeric paging. |
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| Norreklit emphasized the questionability of a causal relationship between indicators. |
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| Five redox indicators were evaluated against hydrogen peroxide and potassium chlorate. |
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| How to institute a regimentation of performance indicators as the basis of management decision making and individual performance measurement? |
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| Unfortunately, most indicators have been developed separately, thus producing a lacunal picture of countries' overall institutional environment. |
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| The composite New Hampshire index of state leading indicators, which is produced jointly by e-forecasting. |
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| In non-OECD economies the leading indicators still pointed to deteriorating conditions, but signs of a trough had emerged in China and India. |
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| The measures, called leading indicators, resemble those that financial forecasters used to predict economic performance. |
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| Davis says that SAS divides subsidiaries into groups, based on size, and benchmarks different performance indicators. |
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| Arianoutsou M, Rundel PW, Berry WL Serpentine endemics as biological indicators of soil elemental concentrations. |
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| The test uses ATP bioluminescence to identify proven bacterial indicators for caries. |
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| Other visual navigation enhancements include a new adjustable Page Guide, tab stop indicators, and an option for highlighting the current line. |
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| No evidence of fault movements such as strain indicators or slickensides has been observed in any breccia exposure. |
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| A narrow attention on one or a few quality indicators may be misrepresentative and may lead to inaccurate or incomplete conclusions. |
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| A traditional tick-tock sound and flashing indicators allow students to easily keep music pace. |
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| Tiger beetles are predaceous insects that are important biodiversity indicators. |
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| Genetic indicators of environmental stress in central mudminnow populations exposed to acid deposition in the Adirondack Mountains. |
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| I worked with Romano Gandolfi years ago, the legendary chorusmaster at La Scala, and he gave me many, many indicators. |
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| Various pH indicators such as Cresol Red, c naphtholphthalein, Tropaeolin OOO, Thymol blue, and phenolphthalein can be used. |
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| Clostridium perfringens and somatic coliphages as indicators of the efficiency of drinking water treatment for viruses and protozoan cysts. |
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| Mees F The unsuitability of calcite spherulites as indicators for subaerial exposure. |
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| Key performance indicators, such as average order value and conversion rate, vary by industry and market type. |
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| Common burn indicators include alligatoring, crazing, the depth of char, lines of demarcation, sagged furniture springs and spalling. |
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| These are indicators of the vitality of the information flow and, while untraded in a market, they have real economic value. |
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| The designs are tubular or cuboid structures and come with exclusive battery level indicators. |
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| Manufactures a complete line of electronic balances, scales, weight indicators, and moisture analyzers, as well as viscometers and rheometers. |
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| Nautiloids and current ripples as paleocurrent indicators in Upper Ordovician limestones, Anticosti Island, Canada. |
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| However, both the Carrabassett and Kittery formations have paleocurrent indicators of outboard sources. |
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| These indicators are intelligent labels on the food packaging that monitor chilled and deep-frozen food. |
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| The decrease in indicators of human impact, revealed in palynological data, is believed to have been caused by changes in settlement patterns. |
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| Once again, one of the most compelling indicators of this fundamental strength is the consistent deliverly of our EBITDA margin targets. |
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| Helminth parasites of cats from the Vientiane province, Laos, as indicators of the occurrence of causative agents of human parasitoses. |
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| The known kimberlites at Kennady North do not explain all the kimberlitic indicators previously recovered from glacial till sampling. |
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| Shahid Hasan Siddiqi depicted glomming picture of economic indicators which was thought provoking for all participants. |
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| The Governorate of Muscat acquired the highest hotel indicators during last year. |
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| Overall, the researchers found no clear trends or indicators that the studied guardrail heights reduce or increase the number of collisions. |
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| Phytoplankton photopigments as indicators of estuarine and coastal eutrophication. |
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| Quantifying phyllostomid bats at different taxonomic levels as ecological indicators in a disturbed tropical forest. |
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| If clinical practice parameters and quality indicators were good, it was assumed that the patient had received high-quality care. |
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| Spectroscopy identifies chemical and structural indicators of precancer that may be below the surface of the cervix or misdiagnosed as benign. |
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| The cabin pressurization indicators confirmed a rapid increase in cabin altitude. |
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| Static imputation errantly ignores this uncertainty and pretends the indicators were observed. |
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| Plasma levels of these markers were correlated with lactate and glucose blood levels, indicators for hypovolemia, and with clinical outcome. |
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| It is provided with an integrated power adaptor and facia mounted status indicators and cased in a 'robust' metal housing. |
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| In the course of statistical analyses so far we have done sorting of the model's indicators, applying Factor Analysis. |
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| The points of other eleven indicators change inconsiderably and do not affect the general change in energy security level. |
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| The project aims at studying environmental federalism in India, including principles, components and indicators, with a focus on protected areas. |
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| Traders need to concentrate on a few tools and indicators in order to internalize them. |
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| In addition, all indicators are pointing to more demand for face brick due to the extremely low inventories of brick as a result of a slowdown in the building industry. |
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| These indicators are value, rareness, imitability, and substitutability. |
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| Generally, teacher-made assessments have been proven psychometrically unsound, which may indicate that they are not accurate indicators of student progress. |
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| Topical steroid therapy improved some indicators of mucosal integrity in patients with eosinophilic esophagitis, but proton pump inhibitor therapy did not, two studies showed. |
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| Physical signs include orthostatic hypotension or shock, and hyperpigmentation, while biochemical indicators include hyponatraemia, hyperkalaemia and hypoglycaemia. |
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| Waterborne outbreaks will be reviewed in the context of identifying the wide etiological scope and the inability of traditional indicators to mitigate these risks. |
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| We concluded that selected body proportions are better indicators of developmental state than total length, and that settlement occurs during the glass eel stage. |
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| Affecting of each accounting tree by polypore species was determined by presence of fruit bodies and their remains, and inclusive of indirect indicators of affection. |
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| To compare housing downturns across time in a meaningful way, it helps to look at various indicators of the market as indexes as opposed to raw numbers. |
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| Phyllostomid bats as indicators of habitat disruption in the Neotropics. |
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| But he will have to answer those who profess that Gujarat's human rights indicators continue to be horrific, a primary reason for his disinvitation from the Wharton Forum. |
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| A study by Cohen, Diether, and Malloy investigates whether it is the demand or supply side that drives the relation between shorting indicators and subsequent stock returns. |
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| Rotational Penetrometers are precision measurement devices that have calibrated, spring-loaded surface indicators to measure firmness and stability. |
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| This seminar provides training in personalized nutrition determination using blood grouping, secretor status, epigenetic indicators, dermatoglyphics and biometrics. |
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| The people should avoid applying sudden brakes while taking U-turns, must watch back view mirrors, use proper indicators before entering in a U-turn, he added. |
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| They have since compiled 33 indicators that show that usage of the cryptocurrency is indeed widening and its value is also experiencing a steady increase. |
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| Based on Wyckoff, TriggerPoint's software helps individuals identify market trends through Springs and Upthrusts, and trade faster than before using its indicators as a guide. |
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| The differences of the fitting curves for the two indicators further highlighted the nonmonotonic dependence of cutaneous melanoma and UVA exposures. |
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| Each subindex further consists of 3-4 quantitative and qualitative indicators, comprising country-level broadband and pay-TV markets as well as socioeconomic indicators. |
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| Twelve indicators show changes in major environmental components of the Earth System, for example, the carbon cycle, nitrogen cycle and biodiversity. |
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