Soldiers' history of prior deployments, a longer term transience indicator than deployment or other breaks in duty during the Fort Bragg assignment, was associated with lower incident and recurrent infection rates only in women.
Survey findings for training, deployment, and utilization indicators were consistent with differences in targeting strategy, with the five universal coverage districts among those showing the lowest rates of utilization per HSA.
We have three cases to observe the cointegration relationships between GDP and IMD, depending upon the deployment of three IMD indicators, namely LID, NID and TID.
Here we review recent progress in the design, optimization and deployment of genetically encoded indicators for calcium ions (a proxy for action potentials), membrane potential, and neurotransmitters.
Chiarelli suggests that when evidence mounts of potential trauma -- high-risk behavior being a key indicator -- deployments should be delayed so that good soldiers can get help.
Findings of studies of all 1991 Gulf War veterans are interpreted accordingly – in these studies, Gulf War deployment, though used as an indicator of DU exposure means only substantially increased probability of exposure compared to non-Gulf War populations.
We recommend that the assessment of smart city performance should not only use output indicators that measure the efficiency of deployment of smart solutions but also impact indicators that measure the contribution towards the ultimate goals such as environmental, economic or social sustainability.
The evaluation relies strongly on the quantitative deployment status and policy effectiveness indicators.
Sahney (2008) has applied the quality function deployment technique to identify performance indicators critical to the success of online retailing.
But aggregating mentions of an issue on lobby forms gives a ballpark indicator of the relative deployment of resources, and there's little doubt that meaningful conclusions can be drawn by a score of 1,362 to 186.
