Sentence examples for index driven from inspiring English sources

Commodity prices reached a new high this week, according to The Economist's all-items index, driven by strong demand for industrial commodities.

Once the probabilistic index driven by the given deterministic criteria has been established, this index can be used as a benchmark value to determine the transmission capacity reserve requirement.

There's a lot to give him vertigo: stock indexes driven upward by only a handful of companies (see chart); investors more attentive to a company's price appreciation than its earnings growth; risk defined as deviation from a statistical benchmark rather than potential for loss; valuations at double replacement cost.

Here is the market's version of Gresham's law: Bad indexes drive out good ones.

We devised tests to address another potential critique of our approach: whether some individual items included in the index drive the identified associations with mortality.

The blue chip index was driven by reassuring financial results from Lloyds, and optimism following this morning's strong manufacturing data - showing UK factory activity growing at a five-month high.

The index was driven down by falling prices, particularly in gasoline, which has dropped from its high of around $4.00 per gallon over the summer.

The heterogeneity observed for the recreational index was driven by the low correlation observed in the UK sample.

The choice of the number of PCs to construct the pathway activity indices was driven by the simple criteria to represent at least 80% of the variance present in the original dataset.

As the H-index is driven by age, these associations were adjusted for age, which did not change the results.

Using publicly available data, the report argues that institutional commodity investors, specifically through index funds, drive up commodity prices.