Sentence examples for index advantage from inspiring English sources

You might think that Tony Blair is determined to maintain Britain's Misery Index advantage over the Continental Europeans.

Index mutual fund estimate is based on an average weighted OER of $15 per $10,000 invested in plans that have implemented the index mutual fund version of Schwab Index Advantage® and the estimated average weighted OER of $10 per $10,000 invested for the exchange-traded fund version of Schwab Index Advantage.

The final step in its conversion to FU is catalysed by thymidine phosphorylase, an enzyme that is overexpressed in gastric cancers (Miwa et al, 1998), which could potentially offer a therapeutic index advantage for capecitabine over FU.

However, for total merit index the advantage of gene-assisted genomic selection over genomic selection was lower (4 5% increase in genetic gain).

Differences in the group characteristics; age, socioeconomic status (using postcode to assess against the Socioeconomic Index for Advantage (SEIFA), [ 40] remoteness (using the Accessibility and Remoteness Index for Australia [ 41]), marital status, and age of infant were assessed.

Although the BFI is most related to the deficit accumulation index, its advantage over other measures is that it has weighted frailty indicators corrected for measurement error, which thus supports a more internally reliable measurement of frailty.

These results identify a novel chemoresistance mechanism in ovarian cancer, and show that combination of drugs capable of suppressing MnSOD with conventional chemotherapeutic agents may provide a novel strategy with a superior therapeutic index and advantage for the treatment of refractory ovarian cancer.

The four indices take advantage of the different relationships between the band combinations of the reflectance and total TSM concentrations.

Researchers are now realizing that indexing's advantage is not only lower fees or trading costs, but the underemphasized empirical fact that the best performing stocks in a broad index often perform much better than the other stocks in the index, so that average index returns depend heavily on a relatively small set of winners.

The respiration parameters, such as alveolar-arterial oxygen gradient and respiratory index, revealed advantages for group A (240 ± 101 versus 375 ± 105, and 0.70 versus 1.60, respectively).

The concentration index offers advantages as a metric of health equity because it is statistically comparable across time periods and geographic regions.