Sentence examples for equivalent index from inspiring English sources

The equivalent index for the services sector fell slightly to 52.8.

The equivalent index in America briefly surged, by 46%.Despite their strong handshakes and leadership training, businessmen are skittish creatures, easily demoralised and deterred.

A popular but credible environmental impact assessment index, i.e., CO2 equivalent index is used to model the environmental impact across the concerned logistics network.

Their computers stand ready to buy or sell an estimated $10 billion worth of stock whenever a large enough gap appears between an index and an equivalent index futures price.

Still, this gets to the primary question that is probably on your mind at this point: how much more, if anything, can you expect to earn with a basket of D.F.A. funds than you would with the closest equivalent index or exchange-traded funds?

One D.F.A.-approved firm had a statement on its Web site earlier this week saying that D.F.A.'s strategies were likely to add 1.5 percentage points or more per year to investors' returns in a well-diversified portfolio over what they would get in equivalent index mutual and exchange-traded funds.

Molecular Equivalent Indices.

The chemotypes were calculated with the program Molecular Equivalent Indices (MEQI) [25] and a code of five characters was assigned to each chemotype using a unique naming algorithm [26].

Income and expenditure were also calculated as per person and adult equivalent indices.

The above cited studies regarding the loss of IQ related to Pb in blood have been performed measuring IQ value (or equivalent indices for intelligence) at the minimum age of 6 months, and focusing mainly on the influence of covariates such as gender, sex, and level of Pbblood, without trying to identify a specific moment when impact is supposed to occur.

Rough estimate of the shield design is made based on the literature on dose-equivalent index transmission through concrete for average neutron energy of 1.5 MeV.