Sentence examples for distribution indicators from inspiring English sources

Yang et al. [21] have proposed many distribution indicators for texture roughness measurement, such as autocorrelation, covariance, moment of inertia, energy and entropy, and so forth.

The way we analyzed the situation was by looking for consumer packaged goods (CPGs) that shared key characteristics with essential health products (EHPs) and then comparing key distribution indicators for the same geographic areas.

The use of distribution indicators alone is not useful to properly monitor equity.

The article also discusses the usefulness of distribution indicators for describing equity in the decision-making process.

Table  2 presents the main distribution indicators for the total scale score and for each PedsQL dimension.> Table  3 contains Cronbach's alphas and the intraclass correlation coefficient for the European Portuguese versions of PedsQL for each of the subscales and for the total score of each version.

Secondary Distribution Index: An indicator constructed from the number of secondary distributions of stock occurring in a given period.

Traditional vulnerability studies also neglect the differential spatial distribution of indicators at the sub-county scale and disregard the influence of specific indicators on overall vulnerability.

The design factors under investigation were: indicator distribution, number of indicators, sample size, and profile prevalence.

Although minor differences in the application rates measured by the two methods were detected, they did not cause appreciable differences in the distribution uniformity indicators used.

In arid lands, the soil by its changes in color and mineralogy and the vegetation by the variations in its structure and spatial distribution constituted indicators of change and degradation in natural environments (Smith et al. 1994).

All the methods are employed to solve the DTLZ test suite [55], and the hyper-volume (H indicator, for short) and distribution (D indicator, for short) are adopted to compare their performances.