Sentence examples for in terms of indicator from inspiring English sources

The GLUC activity was less correlated with suspended sediment concentrations than with E. coli, which is interpreted in terms of indicator applicability and the time since manure application.

Implications of elevated surface contours of hemodynamic wall parameters, indicating such disturbed flows, and particle deposition sites are discussed and a relative comparison in terms of indicator functions between the endarterectomized carotid artery bifurcation and two design improvements is shown.

Finally, in terms of indicator (iv), there are large differences in the ALMP participation rate across countries but no clear overall trend during the post-Great Recession period.

In terms of indicator species, the empirical loblolly pine-sweetgum class had ten significant indicator species, including loblolly pine, while the FIA class had six (Additional file 4).

However, in terms of indicator species metrics and random forest metrics, both the empirical and FIA classifications saw reduced performance when just plots in the eastern U.S. were considered, suggesting that they may not be as effective in accounting for the full diversity of tree species patterns when subset to smaller regions.

The data collection tools in the three districts were similar in terms of indicator questions (the survey) and guidelines for the qualitative data collection.

This study was conducted in a rural region where there are conventional and organic farms, the agricultural production includes more than 20 million people, and the effect on environmental quality is still poorly known in terms of indicators.

In terms of indicators related to institutional quality, the World Bank (2012a, 2012b) report shows that Kosovo is ranked considerably below comparator countries (Table 2).

In terms of indicators for risk assessment and monitoring, the private sector has been developing industry standards on risk assessment and financing for decades including metrics such as Annual Average Loss and Maximum Probable Loss, but these metrics are not widespread in the public sphere.

Recently some scholars have focused on the MCP in terms of indicators rather than principles (Levy, 2000, p. 125 160; Murphy, 2012; Banting & Kymlicka, 2013; Bloemraad & Wright, 2014; and even Vertovec, 2010), providing additional specific evidence-based structural and legal arrangements to ensure the non-alienation of specific groups.

WHO near-miss approach was utilized to analyze the data in terms of indicators of maternal near miss and access to and quality of maternal care.