Sentence examples for index concerns from inspiring English sources

The index concerns four dimensions of access to citizenship; eligibility (residence requirements and jus soli), conditions (language requirements, integration tests, income/job, application fee level), security of status (discretion versus entitlement to naturalisation), and whether dual citizenship is permitted.

The most quoted example under investigation, the combination of inhibitors of EGFR signalling and cyclooxygenase (Torrance et al, 2000), which is currently under investigation in humans, may be modified due to the recent therapeutic index concerns for targeted cyclooxygenase inhibitors.

A new index concerning multiple vegetation and tourism variables, integrative ecological sensitivity (IES), was constructed and applied to the evaluation of tourism impact on vegetation landscape in the Baihua Mountain Reserve of Beijing, China in this study.

Recently, Bucher (2017) finds that the return predictability of the FEARS index concerning a cross-section of stocks with different exposures to FEARS sentiment does not stem from its sentiment loading, but can be explained by return reversals and momentum.

application of different weighting options as depicted in this paper avoids practically overlooking a potential weakness from a case-based reasoner's point of view  Big data can be applied to CBR, but not using an index concerning the case base quality could lead to obstacles.

One index concerned their attitude regarding the effectiveness of the eleven modalities that are recommended in the SCS, while the other index concerned their attitude regarding the effectiveness of the three non-recommended treatment modalities.

The first is the application of the index concerned in a consistent manner, not only in epidemiological surveys but also in clinical practice and research.

Data on sociodemographic indices, concerns about the OCP and perceived barriers to access were collected.

In this study, the equivalent model of HC-UHVDC systems is established and several evaluation indices concerning power stability are discussed and improved.

The LSI evaluates land suitability by combining three main sub-indices concerning (i) the vulnerability of the biosphere, lithosphere, and hydrosphere to impacts arising from implementing development proposals; (ii) the natural heritage value of the target area; and (iii) its contribution to terrestrial ecological connectivity.

Ecological criteria include a variety of indices concerning the state of the stand and of the landscape induced by a policy.