Sentence examples for collected indicators from inspiring English sources

Five different analyses have been conducted, mainly related to the shape of training and test sets, to the calculation of the b-value, and to the adjustment of most collected indicators.

Besides reporting to the NCGBV, the information that emerged from collected indicators was not used for monitoring the work of the health services.

Finally, all collected indicators were gathered to generate a primary indicator pool which included 46 indicators (8 for exposure, 21 for sensitivity, and 17 for adaptive capacity).

The authors collected indicators of performance of the Irish health system during the economic crisis from 2005 to 2014, showing pre and post crisis trends.

The analysis was based on the 2008 Egypt DHS, a nationally-representative survey of households that collected indicators of child health for all children under-five born to all ever-married women aged 15 49 living in sampled households.

Important strengths of the study were the large study population, the availability of measured, rather than reported, data on weight and height, the range of different health outcomes that could be studied, the possibility to adjust for prospectively collected indicators of parental health related behaviour and the possibility to assess the role of parental perception of the child's body shape.

We collected indicator data from the provinces of Liaoning, Shandong, and Hebei and Tianjin Municipality between 1951 and 2015.

Firstly, they were developed as a tool to enable decentralized, daily operational management of larval control at ward level rather than as a rigorous and consistently collected indicator of impact on vector populations.

Hospitals can use cancer registry indicator scores to report to the government, instead of their own locally collected indicator scores.

3 The 2-week period prevalence of diarrhea is a routinely collected indicator used to monitor the status of child health in countries worldwide.

For example, we included data on the coverage of HIV testing in antenatal care settings, a widely and routinely collected indicator, whereas a more suitable assessment of existing levels of HIV testing would be based on coverage in the general population.