Needs (potential) and economic (effective) demand, on the other hand, require a more extensive set of indicators.
Due to a variety of national and other professional efforts, there is an extensive set of indicators available in mental health care that can be adapted for multiple purposes [ 19, 21].
For example, WHO has developed the Tool for Situational Analysis to Assess Emergency and Essential Surgical Care, which contains an extensive set of indicators and which has been successfully used in several countries (Choo et al. 2010).
Follow-up research is needed to reduce and pre-define (and therefore remove the necessity of lumping bottom-up reported activities) the extensive set of indicators used in this pilot study to an internationally agreed, accepted and less laborious set, which would allow for automation of data collection.
Over forty organizations have collaborated in creating an extensive list of 17 indicator indices.
In education and other areas, we have an extensive culture of performance indicators or 'league tables'.
A statistical regression approach identified potential antecedent meteorological factors and moisture indicators of extensive green-roof retention.
Provides analysis of current economic trends, economic, financial and commodity data indicators, an extensive database including growth and commodity forecasts and access to the iSimulate modeling platform.
This suggests that an extensive test of these indicators across the southern Appalachians will be required to identify high elevation forested catchments that would benefit from restoration activities.
The application of the framework is demonstrated on an extensive review of performance indicators gathered in industrial cases and in the literature.
To explore this tension, we critically assesses the Environmental Sustainability Index (ESI), a well-publicized product of the World Economic Forum that is designed to measure 'sustainability' by ranking nations on league tables based on extensive databases of environmental indicators.
