Sentence examples for complementary index from inspiring English sources

Consumer confidence Yes Yes 1 31 POS AHO Other complementary index: are you currently able to save some of your income?

These links are shown in Figure 2. Triples for compounds link out to ChemSpider using the complementary index and OpenMolecules RDF using InChI values [8, 24, 25].

Consumer confidence Yes Yes 1 29 POSI 12 Other complementary index: at this moment, are you more able to buy clothes, shoes, food, etc., than a year ago?

Consumer confidence Yes Yes 1 30 POSI 12 VAC Other complementary index: do you consider that during the next 12 months you or any of the members of this household will afford to go on vacation?

Consumer confidence Yes Yes 1 32 COMP C 12 Other complementary index: how do you foresee your economic conditions to save in 12 months' time compared to current conditions?

Consumer confidence Yes Yes 1 33 COMP PRE Other complementary index: compared with the previous 12 months, how do you think prices will behave in the country in the next 12 months?

PEL and PNR are error measures of a separation system, which are complementary indices for assessing the system performance.

To give an overall idea of the functional assignment performed by ARGOT we have developed three different and complementary indexes that may be useful in particular situations.

Our findings in relation to CRP may have particular relevance in clinical settings where CRP is the most commonly used index of inflammatory activity because they suggest that pro-inflammatory cytokine concentrations may serve as complementary indices of inflammation.

First and most importantly, the two complementary indexes, therapeutic activity and chemical structure, are integrated together in this model, enabling us to capture compound activity comprehensively and bolster the efficiency of target identification.

We assessed poverty using three complementary indices, which included short-term measure which is responsive to change (PCE), as well as long-term measures (asset) and self-perceptions of wealth.