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...ion. The reaction's completion is usually marked by the color change of an indicator substance. ...is complete. The completion is usually marked by a color change due to an indicator.

The term "indicator" originates from the Latin word "indicare", which means to point out or sho * '''[[End Point]]''': This is the point at which an indicator shows that a reaction has completed.

...ndpoint - {{Pronunciation}} (SER-uh-well END-poynt) In clinical trials, an indicator or sign used in place of another to determine if a treatment is working. Su ...ndpoint - {{Pronunciation}} (SER-uh-well END-poynt) In clinical trials, an indicator or sign used in place of another to determine if a treatment is working. Su

...the field of [[medicine]] to describe a specific type of [[marking]] or [[indicator]] that is often seen in various medical [[imaging]] techniques. * [[Indicator]]: A thing, especially a trend or fact, that indicates the state or level o

In colorimetric capnography, a [[chemical indicator]] changes color in response to the presence of carbon dioxide. The color ch ...s of [[cardiopulmonary resuscitation]] (CPR): A change in the color of the indicator suggests that the patient's circulation is improving.

...s ejected by the [[heart]] from the left ventricle per minute. It is a key indicator of the heart's function and health.

* [[Tamper-evident packaging]]: Packaging that has an indicator or barrier to entry which, if breached or missing, can provide visible evid

...l objects, protect the fingertips and toes, and can also serve as a visual indicator of a person's general health.

...dren a woman would have over her lifetime. The fertility rate is a crucial indicator of population growth and demographic trends.

...American football, rugby, boxing, and martial arts. It is used as an overt indicator of injury force magnitude and midbrain localization to aid in injury identi

...od sugar level]]: The amount of glucose present in the blood, an important indicator of metabolic health and regulation.

...s of red blood cells, which is determined by laboratory testing; can be an indicator of disease or injury