Sentence examples for in reference to index from inspiring English sources

"Operating thousands of scooters would not have been thought of as a venture-backed opportunity in the past," added Mike Volpi, another investing partner at Index, in reference to Index's investment in the scooter startup Bird.

Due to the serious nature of PML, the analysis of PML risk in reference to index thresholds focused primarily on clinical criteria (aiming to keep the false-negative rate ≤10%) rather than on the traditional statistical measures of sensitivity and specificity.

The resulting data were classified in reference to the index developed by Anders Retzius [ 11, 12]: dolichocephalic (index ≤ 75.9%), mesocephalic (between 76% - 81%), and brachycephalic (≥81.1%).

In reference to the index of leading economic indicators (LEI) produced by the Conference Board you say that "unfortunately, the LEI failed to predict any of the past three recessions".

Comorbidity indicates the co-occurrence of preexisting age-related health conditions in reference to an index disease [ 27].

In addition, most forms of moral hazard problems can be eliminated, monitoring costs are reduced, and because the payout is made in reference to the exogenously constructed index, often losses at the farm level do not have to be observed or verified, leading to more efficient and timely processing and payment of claims.

They will have interest calculated in reference to the movement of a market index, with a positive interest credit potential when the index does well and a minimum interest rate of zero, even if the index performs poorly.

In reference to Eqs. (7)–(12) the ductility index was taken as the ratio of the deflection at failure to the deflection at the load producing reinforcement yielding.

We calculated the diagnostic accuracy of these index tests in reference to a primary microbiologic gold standard (positive mycobacterial culture of sputum or bronchoalveolar lavage fluid), and measured their likely clinical impact on additional tuberculosis cases detected among those not prescribed initial TB treatment.

They answered three questions on unintentional non-adherence in reference to the prescription medications for their index disease: During the past six months: (1) did you ever forget to take the prescription medication; (2) did you ever run out of the prescription medication; and (3) were you careless at times about taking the prescription medication?

Rigorous validation of synergy often has been ignored or based only on limited quantitative data for behavioral responses or evaluated in reference to simple co-activity or synergistic indices e.g. [37], which leads to some confusion or controversy as pointed by Alonso-Amelot and Calcagno [1].