Sentence examples for comparison with indicators from inspiring English sources

The performance of the new metric is appraised by comparison with indicators that are predominantly either technical or economic.

Further place in the norm is allocated for the level of average industrial capacity using in innovative active organizations which represents an indicator of structure, i.e. its growth rate has to be provided with rather lower rates in comparison with indicators of resources.

The major indicator in the norm is capital productivity as relate to efficiency's indicators and characterizes return from an employment of the fixed business assets, i.e. it has to grow the advancing rates in comparison with indicators of resources and the incurred expenses.

Nevertheless, the increasing body of evidence on the factors promoting psychological resilience to stressful life-course events should be seen as an opportunity to further design reviews allowing comparison with indicators of psychological resilience in a disaster setting.

Data from some UN agencies, NGOs and Tri-Partite Core Group (TCG) periodic reviews were also extracted for comparisons with indicators from Sphere and the Inter-Agency Standing Committee.

The growth rate of share of innovative products in the total volume of shipped products is also the powerful characteristic of TID's development thus being a structural indicator can't provide higher growth in comparison with the indicators given above.

In this connection the indicator has to possess a positive growth but rather lower in comparison with the indicators given above.

In most cases the invention's creation which is the basis of the patent is more labor-intensive process, and their quantity can't exceed number of the published articles therefore on comparison with printing indicators of patent activity have a little smaller growth rates.

Before use for risk assessment or epidemiologic purposes, however, the validity of the exposure estimates must be evaluated by comparison with biological indicators of chronic exposure.

However, post hoc comparison with selected indicators for which information was collected prior to the redesign suggests that service utilization was poorer before the redesign, and improvement was significantly associated with the redesign process.

As previously suggested, 18 we recommend that the ITT-C and other potentially useful methods be assessed in comparison with epidemiologic indicators of human infection so that the most meaningful entomologic approaches can be identified.