Sentence examples for inclusion index from inspiring English sources

Companies could consider developing an Inclusion Index, as Deloitte has done.

According to the Social Inclusion Index of 2014, the three nations post low scores in women's rights, women's personal empowerment and women's perception of government responsiveness.

Index providers, including Thomson Reuters, have developed products (the Diversity & Inclusion Index is one) that acknowledge both the demand for good human capital practices and their value-relevance.

Enrollment in secondary education is still low, with only 45percentt of girls and 41percentt of boys in El Salvador attending secondary school, which according to the Social Inclusion Index by the Americas Quarterly, "is a mere reflection of El Salvador's low national spending on education," or 3.2percentt of GDP.

In this process, we evaluated each country's financial inclusion index.

Take Bangladesh, the South Asian country that ranks 50th in signal availability on Facebook's digital inclusion index, as an example.

Transcript quantification : Grape uses the mapping results to produce quantifications of the abundance of a number of transcribed elements: exons, splice junctions, genes and transcripts, as well as inclusion indices for exons.

One is a measure of gender inclusion, an index that combines several indicators of female participation, including female literacy rates, the proportion of women with accounts at a financial institution, female labor force participation rates, and the proportion of seats held by women in national parliament.

Even in its struggles, the company continues to operate a powerhouse and, with its placement in the NASDAQ 100, it will now be open for inclusion in index funds and the like, which could lead to more buying — and a continued upswing for $FB.

The computer is especially historically significant because of its pioneering inclusion of index registers, an innovation which made it easier for a program to read sequentially through an array of words in memory.

18 19 For cross-sectional studies, we evaluated patient selection, reference standard and inclusion of index cases, standardised follow-up and robustness of outcome ascertainment.