Sentence examples for dependency rating from inspiring English sources
Further, this paper proposes a new dependency rating scheme of organization DSM to evaluate the integrated coordinative dependency strength (ICDS).
The MDS-CPS has been reported to have a kappa coefficient of 0.45-0.75 with Mini-Mental State Examination, a kappa coefficient of 0.41-0.77 aGlobal Deterioration Scalen Scale, a kappa coefficient of 0.66 against Psychogeriatric Dependency Rating Scale, a kappa coefficient of 0.45 against Mattis Dementia Rating Scale [ 29, 38- 41].
If care dependency is shown, the amount paid by the insurance depends on the severity of dependency (rated on three levels).
In 2010 the two sides of the Atlantic had similar dependency rates.
In 1994, Shaban said, one wage earner supported six people in Gaza; the dependency rate is now one earner for every eighteen people.
Over the same time period the old-age dependency rate in China will more than double from 15 to 36.
Even America, which has a relatively high fertility rate, will see its old-age dependency rate rise by more than 70%, to 44.
A 1994 study by two research groups in Los Angeles found that nationally, Southeast Asians had the highest welfare dependency rate among all ethnic groups, with more than 30percentt of such households relying on welfare.
In common with other Arab countries, it has favourable demographic trends, with a growing labour force and a declining dependency rate (children and pensioners as a share of the working-age population).
A fast-growing working population and a falling dependency rate (thanks to a lower birth rate) will ensure more workers, more saving and hence more investment.India's demographic structure is indeed starting to look more like that in East Asia when its growth took off.
Only after the dependency rates started to fall did saving rates start to rise.Messrs Williamson and Higgins take their model further, and argue that demography can also account for the patterns of both domestic and foreign capital investment in the region.
