Sentence examples for equity indicators from inspiring English sources

The total emissions cost and the GINI coefficient based on zonal accessibility were adopted as the environmental and equity indicators, respectively.

"The NHS can now start producing our equity indicators on an up-to-date, annual basis to help improve the coordination of care and reduce preventable hospitalisation and mortality arising from social inequality".

This entails the prioritization of social needs, with new regulatory frameworks including social equity indicators.

Beyond the usual suspects: An analysis of the performance measurement literature on social equity indicators in policing.

Ashby (2005) examines the importance of geography when developing police performance frameworks, and Charbonneau and Riccucci (2008) outline the importance of social equity indicators.

In general terms, safety indicators improve in all scenarios, whereas spatial equity indicators show both slight improvements and deteriorations, depending on the specific model and case study area considered.

It is a common elective procedure that makes a substantial contribution to public health, hence it is an important equity indicator.

Without a revival in jobs, income and home equity, other indicators of recovery — like a rising stock market and more consumer spending — largely reflect gains among the top echelon of earners.

Finally, the debt-to-equity, an indicator of the strength of the balance sheet, should be low.

Indeed, as economies become ever more sophisticated, and real economic output ever more difficult to measure accurately, prudent makers of monetary policy will have to monitor an ever-broader set of indicators, equity prices included.The idea that central bankers should ignore asset prices is surely nonsense.

For example, achieving equity in MNCH indicators according to women's education would mean an increase in the contraceptive prevalence rate from 37%% (during the follow-up survey) to 54 %.