Sentence examples for derived from the indicators from inspiring English sources

Based on the technical level of each country derived from the indicators of the Global Competitiveness Report (see Section 2.2.3), a specific analysis was undertaken to ascertain what specific contribution by which country would be important for upgrading red-flow commodities to yellow and green-flow commodities.

The questionnaires included questions derived from the quality indicators, questions about sociodemographic issues and other conditions.

The patient questionnaire included demographic items (e.g. education), two questions derived from the quality indicators developed during the first phase of the project [ 27], and the PACIC-5A instrument (Additional file 1) as the main outcome measure.

In Fig. 10, the base problem attribute value of Plecoptera and the difference of Corixidae are derived from the bio-indicators.

To integrate network indicators in adaptive management, the ecological message derived from the interpretation of the indicators must be aligned with conservation goals (Fig.  2).

In this sense, results derived from the measurement of indicators suggest previous approaches in our setting, and are essential to strengthen and guide any future evaluation of impact in primary care and in those areas where implementation is developing (specialty care, emergency departments, mental health centres and nursing homes).

The Department of the environment, transport and the regions (1999) document includes indicators for policing derived from the best value performance indicators (BVPIs) framework and Audit Commission's performance indicators (ACPIs).

Weakness/grip strength was measured by asking the question: "Do you experience difficulties in daily life because of low grip strength?" This question was derived from the Tilburg Frailty Indicator [ 8].

Because of the nature of the indicators derived from the questionnaires, a formative approach to index construction was preferred to the classic reflective approach to scale development and validation.

An ability indicator derived from the interviewer's appraisal indicates that 96%% understood the questions very often or often (ability1) and 77 % of the respondents never or almost never required clarifications to the questions being asked (ability2).

According to the indicators derived from the assessment system, the "weaknesses" in transportation and production services can be identified and used to propose targeted improvement measures.