Sentence examples for followed indicator from inspiring English sources

That is the fastest 10percentt correction from a peak for the market's most widely followed indicator since 1955.

It was not until January of this year that Shell disclosed that it was downgrading its estimate of proven reserves, a widely followed indicator, by 20percentt, or 3.9 billion barrels, a move that stunned investors.

When the Dow Jones industrial average plummeted 508 points in one unnerving day last week, losing 22.6percentt of its value, it marked the widely followed indicator's largest-ever percentage loss - notwithstanding initial statistics from various news services that indicated otherwise.

The point spread is the most widely followed indicator and it has moved dramatically since it opened the night of the conference championship games.

The pessimistic data surprised economists but followed indicators for manufacturing, trade and inflation that also suggested weakness in China's economy.

Several widely followed indicators are already flashing bearish signs for stocks, including a down January and the absence of the "Santa Claus Rally" in the closing days of December.

That clinical and interpretive research also follows indicators of trustworthiness (the equivalent of validity and reliability in the context of experimental research design) that are different from those used in experimental research has not become part of the evidentiary conversation.

Following indicators were evaluated: existence and functionality of the infection control committee (ICC), availability of resources for hand hygiene, knowledge and perception of healthcare workers (HCW) on hand hygiene (with tools elaborated by World Health Organization), invasive procedures care and presence of ESBL in the patient environment (by swabbing).

Unlike the more widely followed Index of Leading Indicators, which is supposed to help forecast changes in the economy, the coincident index is aimed at simply recording how the economy is doing now.

The figure also breaks down indicators by immediate, end-of-conference indicators, prospective indicators and follow up indicators, which can be traced back to the purpose to help evaluators decide when is best to administer their evaluation.

From a strictly numerical perspective, GDP provides an easy-to-follow indicator of economic health.