Sentence examples for developing the index from inspiring English sources

"We think there are more investors who might be active in hedge funds if they were able to get better information," said Paul Aaronson, executive managing director for portfolio services at S.& P. and the head of the team developing the index.

For developing the index, exploratory factor analysis approach has been employed on the sample of 1201 responses collected from the residents of 12 different cities in India.

In the conduct of developing the Index of Rural Access, several alternatives were tested [ 45], the results of which showed that our choices were robust and realistic for rural and remote regions in geographically large countries such as Australia and Canada.

A second limitation is the use of a different calculation from CMS in developing the indices.

Wen et al. (2017) developed the index system evaluating water flooding development effect of oilfield at ultra-high water cut stage based on Pearson correlation analysis and gray clustering-rough set quantitative evaluation index.

Spencer Stuart, one of the biggest executive search firms, says it developed the index both for executives looking to hire talent and for others seeking jobs.

"From a contemplative perspective, extreme reliance on externally derived pleasure distracts the individual from inner sources of happiness, elevating the latter," the website quotes Dasho Karma Ura, the Bhutanese scholar who helped develop the index, as saying.

Singaporean officials at the United Nations proposed and helped develop the index and so far about 28 cities around the world have started using it.

A small, manageable number of indicators - such as median household income, biodiversity protection, open decision making and carbon neutrality - and a select group of countries, companies and organisations would be included in the first instance to test and develop the index.

Columbia University's Center for International Earth Science Information Network and Yale University's Center for Environmental Law and Policy developed the index to highlight the cleanest countries, and give laggards the opportunity to benchmark efforts to improve their own environments and the health of their citizens.

The genomic research inspired method we used to develop the indices ensures that they are robust and unbiased with respect to stratification of the patient population.