Sentence examples for incomplete indicators from inspiring English sources

In Israel, gay soldiers and the relative openness of Tel Aviv are incomplete indicators of human rights — just as in America, the expansion of gay rights in some states does not offset human rights violations like mass incarceration.

Using just three (incomplete) indicators showed a likely 4 fold increase in the need for a CT scan.

There are also lacunae in the health system assessments that are done, ranging from incomplete indicators in assessments to the outright lack of pivotal data such as a master list of health facilities (Falade et al. 2006; Casey et al. 2009).

Although the statistic is an incomplete indicator of gentrification, between 2000 and 2010, the number of whites more than doubled to 5,430 in the eight census tracts that make up Prospect-Lefferts Gardens. Prospect-Lefferts Gardens

The lineup of the Politburo Standing Committee, expected to shrink to seven men in the 18th congress from nine in the 17th, will be a good but incomplete indicator of the likelihood for future changes.

A district was considered to have incomplete indicator reporting if it reported more than 20% of missing values across 10 indicators.

Since inhalation intake is an incomplete indicator of health risk, additional analyses are required to interpret iF results more explicitly in terms of health effects.

The authors acknowledge that while this variable relates to culture, it is an incomplete indicator of, for example, race and/or ethnicity [ 47, 48].

This is true even for incomplete performance indicators as long as managers can handle these indicators in a flexible way, treating them as means rather than ends when carrying out their work.

The problem is that the screening could have been conducted by considering incomplete safety performance indicators (i.e. only accident frequencies, if enough data were not available).

We found incomplete national health indicator data which limits thorough and ideal global analyses.