Sentence examples for asset measures from inspiring English sources

In addition, several developmental asset measures contained only two items either to begin with (e.g., Future Aspirations) or because of our model parameters led to item exclusion within a construct (e.g., Cultural Respect/Life).

It seems that European bosses still expect the dollar to fall further, and thus that any dollar-denominated revenues they acquire now may soon become a declining asset measured in euros.Can anything spoil the coming European summer of corporate love?

The fourth is also an asset measure, but it records how long it took the household to get to a herd size threshold of 4.5 TLU per capita, called asset threshold resilience index.7 Note that our measures are all defined over the time span for which data were gathered from March 2000 to June 2002.8.

Based on the work of Oman et al. [ 36], the developmental asset measure used in this study was developed and validated for college students [ 37].

The final models resulting from the SEM procedures eliminated some items from the developmental asset measure and the HRQOL-14 due to model global fit indices, microfit indices, or parsimony.

Items removed from the developmental asset measure were from the constructs of Spirituality ("I am very spiritual" and "I am very religious") and Cultural Respect ("I respect the beliefs of people even if they are of a different race").

Asset based measures (composite measures), education and measures of financial difficulty/perception appear to show a more consistent inverse association with suicide/attempted suicide.

UBS also sees implications for other high street banks from Sir John Vickers' report on Monday, which also called for banks to hold more capital to bolster their financial strength, up to as much as 20% of assets measured by their riskiness.

These indicators are resource assets measured in nominal monetary units.

In a regression exploring the correlates of the value of a hospital's total assets (measured with a log-transformed continuous variable), a 10% increase in beds was correlated with a 10.7% increase in assets.

The SEP risk factors with the most consistent association across studies were asset based measures (e.g. composite measures); education; measures of financial difficulty and subjective measures of financial circumstance.