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Three of those measures--air quality, water quality and Superfund sites--were drawn from Sperlings Best Places, which compiles health and quality-of-living indexes for cities and towns across the country.
A controlled vocabulary of terms drawn from the subject index of the IUPAC Green Book.
Three of those measures air quality, water quality and Superfund sites were drawn from Sperlings Best Places, which compiles health and quality-of-living indexes for cities and towns across the country.
The aim is also to reduce the ranges of the prediction for computed reliability indices, so that better decisions may be drawn from the analysis which may help to optimize the performance of the system.
The service draws from an index of 65 million products at 30,000 store locations throughout the country, most of which are the big chain stores.
Nike's Making app provides designers with material sustainability rankings based on information drawn from the Materials Sustainability Index (MSI).
The rankings are drawn from the Forbes Misery Index.
Research drawn from the European Air Quality Index and Berkeley Earth's real time air quality map also illustrate this bleak picture.
Using a simple value-based model and some horse sense, I put together in January 2003 an index of 30 companies drawn from the S&P Global 100 Index.
The socio-economic status of each respondent was indicated by the Index of Relative Socio-Economic Disadvantage for the postcode in which they lived, which was drawn from the ABS Census 2006 [ 30].
The indications of pessimism in the Optimism Index, which is drawn from the N.F.I.B.'s monthly Small Business Economic Trends survey, were myriad.
