indicator [ˈɪndɪkeɪtəɐ, Am -t̬ɚ] N
1. indicator (evidence):
- indicator
- при́знак m
2. indicator Brit AUTO:
- indicator
-
biological indicator N ZOOL
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When biological indicators of stress are elevated at home, work-related stressors are often a highly potent direct or indirect source of that stress.
www.theglobeandmail.com This discovery could potentially lead to the identification of chronic fatigue biomarkers (examinable biological indicators that can be used for diagnosis).
theconversation.com Biological indicators (such as blood, respiration and weight) stayed in normal ranges.
planetsave.com We're also looking at climate change over time, and butterflies are biological indicator species since they are associated with particular plants as caterpillars and often found in particular habitats.
www.dailymail.co.uk To facilitate efficient sterilisation by steam and pressure, there are several methods of verification and indication used; these include colour-changing indicator tapes and biological indicators.
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