Sentence examples for core indicators that from inspiring English sources

To bring more objectivity to the sustainability assessments, the standardisation bodies (CEN and ISO) proposed core indicators that should be used in the evaluation of the environmental, societal and economic performances of buildings.

All agencies should be mandated to provide information to the responsible government institution on a set of core indicators that covers both their clients and the casual staff that they contract.

A systematic scoring process was applied to prioritise core indicators that could track the main focus of the action plan, particularly on quality of care at birth and the five strategic objectives.

In addition to these core indicators that are collected at regular intervals (the interval varying at different centres, from one to four times a year), on an annual basis there are regular updates of educational status of all persons of school age and parameters such as socio-economic status of households within the defined populations that are also collected.

One example in the US provided each clinical program with a set of core indicators that measure their own results against peer, regional and system-level results and goals, and practice groups could be financially rewarded for improvement [ 24].

It is important to provide key constituents who are actively involved in a country's response to AIDS with essential information on core indicators that measure the effectiveness of the national response.

To adequately quantify appropriate complementary feeding, we used a composite indicator comprising three of the WHO core IYCF indicators that relate closely to complementary feeding.

In the core of indicators that we propose, only 3 of the 23 are outcome indicators.

The next step is to test the measures in real data, to find out the reliability of each indicator and to validate a set core of quality indicators that can be used to assess HIV clinical care and may be used to compare services, hospitals or even countries.

We wanted to identify a core set of indicators that represent optimal care and that will facilitate uniform measurement and benchmarking of the quality of HIV/AIDS clinical care at a local level, and can lead to the establishment of comparative reporting between developed and developing countries.

This top-down approach generated a core set of PSUM indicators that meets two of the main criteria of indicator selection: exhaustiveness (every objective of PSUM has its specific indicator) and efficiency (no redundant indicator is considered).