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Carreño et al. (2007a, 2012) developed two alternative versions of the evaluation model one based on indicators and the other based on expert opinions in which risk assessment is performed by affecting the physical risk with socioeconomic factors or risk drivers, in order to reflect how socioeconomic fragilities and lack of resilience aggravate or amplify the direct effects of disasters.

The specific objective was to develop a general diagnostic framework for evaluation, based on indicators and success factors derived from a review of pertinent literature; from interviews with stakeholder participants in these processes; through review of government documentation, and through interviews with government officials who design and manage those processes.

QA procedures for CRBSI have been developed that are based on indicators and are meant to be implemented throughout Germany within national mandatory guidelines of QA.

The analysis is based on indicators from graph theory and recent development made by [5] and metro network characteristics analyzed by [6, 7, 8].

We create labour market taxonomies, or clusters, based on indicators of labour market inequality and poverty and empirically test the association between labor market clusters and population health.

In this study, we assessed the functional status of an abandoned farmland currently used for conservation, using a methodology based on indicators of landscape organization and soil surface.

The organizers of Earth Day scored Minneapolis ninth best overall and second among mid-sized cities in their 2007 Urban Environment Report, a study based on indicators of environmental health and their effect on people.

39 Household wealth was defined by an index based on indicators of asset ownership and housing characteristics.

Forecasts of epidemics based on indicators preceding elevated infection and disease rates in human population are therefore required.

The National Survey of Student Engagement, an annual poll of freshmen and seniors, was initially trumpeted as an alternative to the carefully scrutinized U.S. News & World Report rankings, which are based on indicators like admissions test scores and alumni donations.

The analysis is based on indicators common to the 2004 and 2007 datasets.