Sentences with phrase «accurate indication»

When you are browsing through auto insurance quotes, remember to check the premium rate as well as the deductible limit to get a more accurate indication of what you are expected to pay.

This cellular damage may be a more accurate indication of our biological age than the number of years since we were born.

The standard of food is also a very accurate indication as to the level of luxury you can expect.

As such, they would seem to provide accurate indications (O) of students» academic performance (T), although neither is without some level of error (E).

When we calculate the average response of a student group, however, these too - positive and too - negative responses tend to cancel each other out, thus providing a sufficiently accurate indication of the group's affect.

If veterinarians could get accurate indications of what your dog or cat's true blood pressure was during its daily activities at home, that information would be extremely helpful in designing an individualized plan to slow CKD.

They do however form a fairly accurate indication of how many years a dog owner can expect to enjoy with their beloved dog, assuming an accident or one off illness does not interfere with their plans.

Indeed, students» high school performance as measured by GPA and course grades — even when self - reported by students — is a much more accurate indication of student readiness.

I'll leave it to others to argue about whether Klout provides an accurate indication of social media influence.

Truly this foreign work was an accurate indication of the vitality of American Protestantism.

The innovation — developed by a start - up company, Mimica, — holds hope of reducing food waste as labels deteriorate at the same rate as the packaged product, providing consumers with an accurate indication as to whether food is edible, or ready for the bin.

Still, the betting market gives us an accurate indication of how a club is perceived and no team has been as feared as the Cubbies in 2016.

The level of fullness in your breasts is not an accurate indication of whether you are making enough milk.

We should not take them as an accurate indication of future policy.

Nitrous oxide, for example, does not react with organic tissue and is not a product of organic decomposition, so the concentration in the coffin should be an accurate indication of the concentration in the air when the coffin was sealed.

The level of fluorescence you saw in the validation assay should give an accurate indication of how many pups will contain a mutation and many of the mice with the mutation will be homozygous for it in every cell; however, if the microinjection was done as the pronuclei were fusing, you may have several mosaic mice.

Blood Tests vs. Saliva Tests The other misconception is that a standard blood test will give an accurate indication of hormone levels.

While TSH has gotten plenty of press over the years, free T4 and T3 are actually more accurate indications of thyroid function.

In fact, the video gives an accurate indication of how the dress fits.

Since we get over 100,000 guests per month, we feel this «best Christian dating sites» survey from our singles is an accurate indication of the best Christian dating sites out there.

In today's StarrPoints, columnist Linda Starr says that standardized tests can be an accurate indication of teacher quality.

The conclusion is that improvements on the state - based tests reflect «score inflation», with NAEP providing the more accurate indication of trends over time.

SEFonline provides an accurate indication of where a school is, as well as identifying the area where the school can make future improvement.

Mileage is shown at 84k miles and is believed to be an accurate indication by the seller.

For an accurate indication of what the new Ceed will look like, check out the recently unveiled 2018 Forte (a.k.a. the Cerato outside North America), which is essentially the Ceed's sedan version.

The T - Cross Breeze concept unveiled in 2016 should provide an accurate indication of what the small crossover will look like.

* TERs give a far more accurate indication of cost than the «annual management charge» often quoted by the industry.

When your veterinarian suspects early kidney damage in your pet, tests for increases in protein leakage (microalbuminuria) into your pet's urine are a more accurate indications of kidney problems.

The bus to the hotel took ages with no accurate i indication of when it was arriving.

If Middle - earth: Shadow of War «s launch trailer is an accurate indication of how the title plays on day one, then fans all around the globe should be prepared for a large - scale adventure that only the Lord of the Rings universe can provide.

So spring here has sprung and my wife is planting her flowers since we take the coming of the Grosbeaks as a more accurate indication of the changing of the seasons than what meteorologists or folklore indicate.

Lindzen's contention that «there is no compelling evidence that the warming trend we've seen will amount to anything close to catastrophe» assumes that the warming trend of the past, linearly extrapolated to the future, will give an accurate indication of future effects.

For example, «increased sales over last year by 30 %» gives employers a much more accurate indication of your abilities than if you wrote, «sold 100 air conditioning units during the months of July and August».

In some cases, the amount of income shown on line 150 of a tax return or notice of assessment may not be an accurate indication of available income.

«An estate agent will be able to provide the seller with a comparative market analysis (CMA), which will give them an accurate indication of what other homes are selling for in their particular area.

appraisals less accurate, but if you're aware that your market has recently taken off or plummeted, you shouldn't count on an online estimate to give you an accurate indication of your home's value.