Quality of life Quality of life is measured in a variety of contexts, including such indicators as crime, participation in cultural and recreational activities, health, education, income, housing affordability, unemployment, water quality, air quality and amount of open space.
Social integration is defined as the existence of social ties and typically includes such indicators as: marital status, close family and friends, and degree of participation in group and religious affiliation [ 45].
Clinical findings are variable, but include such indicators of prenatal onset as polyhydramnios and contractures.
The United Nations also ranks countries via a Human Development Index which includes such indicators of wellbeing as life expectancy, educational attainment, and income.
It includes such indicators of drinking patterns as heavy drinking occasions, drinking with meals, and drinking in public places.
The 21 indicators used include such items as laws and regulations governing unfair dismissals, notifications and protections during mass layoffs, the use and abuse of temporary workers, and the provision of severance based on seniority.
There is a positive attitude on the part of science policy in general and university management in particular to the procurement of third-party funds, which is why it appears justifiable to include such funds as a desirable performance indicator.
The second set of variables, risk indicators, include such financial market factors as the volatility of short-term interest rates and currency and equity markets.
Past winners include such grandees as Milton Friedman and Paul Krugman.
Include such items as: Magazines and books.
