Sentence examples for incremental indicator from inspiring English sources
In this study, we first review critically the indicators and criteria on the effectiveness of the impact assessment, four dimensions evaluating indicators, including substantive indicator, procedural indicator, contextual indicator, and incremental indicator, and 13 sub-indicators have been identified.
So you look for incremental indicators of change, such as how people perceive sustainable fashion.
Two newly incremental overall indicators were labeled as ALLF1 and ALLF2, as well as four indicators labeled AMF1, AAF1 and ASF1, ARF1 (Table 7).
Table 7 Indicators for the FM of face and incremental generalized measurement indicators Dimensions Indicators Description Morality-oriented face FMF1 I behave indecently in public.
As well, the incremental four generalized indicators of the four dimensions show positive significance with the overall concept of face, along with explained variance R2 at 34.6%.
Incremental achievement of quality indicator goals has been associated with progressive improvement in mortality and hospitalization risk in hemodialysis (HD) patients.
On products to which those formulas can't be applied, she says, the company conducts in-house VO2 testing (a way of measuring people's oxygen consumption during incremental exercise and an indicator of cardiorespiratory fitness).
As an indicator of incremental validity, our results show that the PTMQ is far superior in predicting teaching involvement and that it shows higher and/or significant correlations with perceived teaching competence in comparison to global work motivation (MWMS).
Many of the recent improvements in economic indicators have been incremental, but because of the deep pessimism about the economy that set in last month, even faint glimmers of hope on the job market and other parts of the economy like trade have been enough to please investors.
Length of stay has been shown to be the major determinant of acute care cost [ 33, 34] and therefore our cost estimates could be plausible indicators of the incremental cost of treating patients under active or placebo treatment in the acute setting.
