For instance, index funds comprised 5.5 percent of the domestic stock funds analyzed, and they represented about 27 percent of the domestic stock funds in the cheapest quintile.
For instance, indexing future pensions to prices rather than to wages, as they are now, would virtually eliminate Social Security's actuarial deficit.
For instance, index funds may cost less than some ETFs.
Spotify, for instance, indexes music on a central infrastructure, which is then potentially downloaded from other peers.
For instance, Index can look at "Talent "in Play" when they are looking to hire someone for one of their companies.
For instance, index 4 in Table 2 codes for the vector [0 1 1] and represents the specific situation where the states of free p47phox, Rac1GTP, and phosphorylated NoxA1 are initially dominant.
For instance, both indices find that the real data set shows significantly more heterogeneity than the distributions of data sets simulated under the homogeneous model of sequence evolution (p-value = 0.0008 for the number of significant pairwise tests and p-value = 0.0028 for the median).
For instance, an index that tracks the cost of protecting bonds tied to commercial mortgages has surged since the end of October.
For instance, an index may rely on data on a few rather narrow items, such as the number of convictions for certain crimes, but claim to measure something broader, such as the quality of a country's legal system.Rankings based on perceptions are particularly problematic.
(For instance, John Rawls' index of primary goods — see Rawls 1971).
