Sentence examples for by an index based from inspiring English sources

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

‡Socioeconomic Status is represented by an index based on education, income, language, home ownership in the census tract of residence.

In a corresponding way, decision latitude was measured by an index based on six items, with 6 as the minimum and 24 as the maximum.

In the New York State Angler Cohort, increased TTP was found for women exposed to PCBs as measured by an index based on the amount of Lake Ontario fish consumed (Buck et al. 2000).

Social integration was used in order to assess the level of integration into Norwegian society, and was measured by an index based on four items: (1) Knowledge of the Norwegian language; (2) Reading Norwegian newspapers last year; (3) Being visited by Norwegians last year; (4) Help/support from Norwegians last year.

Quantification of immunoblots was performed using ImageQuant 5.2 software by calculating an index based on signal intensity multiplied by signal area.

Socioeconomic status (SES) was assessed by using an index based on household assets and housing conditions obtained by principal component analysis and then dividing the sample into wealth quintiles.

Researchers at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development OECDD), a club mostly of rich countries, recently constructed the first comprehensive set of data on environmental strictness and its effect on productivity.† The researchers got around the difficulties of incomplete national accounts by calculating an index based on the explicit or implicit price of green policies.

We characterize the local structure of the orientation map by computing an index based on the distribution of orientation preferences in a small neighborhood of each cortical point.

We advance the state-of-the-art by developing an index based on positive assessments of well-being that includes both subjective (based on youth self-reports) and objective indicators (from administrative data) measured at a local scale with careful consideration of future comparability and trend analysis.

For models run separately by SEP, we created an index based on tenure, car access and education, where each increasing level of SEP corresponded to one point, rendering a scale of increasing SEP from 0 to 7. Lastly, we include area of residence (Belfast, Derry, towns, rural areas) and community background (Catholic, Protestant, none/other).