Sentence examples for index established from inspiring English sources

Third, the chlorophyll-a based trophic state index, established by Carlson in 1977, was used to calculate the results from the field campaign data.

The Birther Index, established in 2008, measures the occurrences of such words as "birth certificate," "Kenya," and "wasn't born here" in Republican statements about the President, and has proven to be a surprisingly reliable tool for tracking improvements in the economy.

This index, established in the early 1990s, was essentially designed to track just how nervous investors are, and how likely stock prices are to fluctuate in the nearterm.

The severity of the AE was determined by the SCORAD index established by the European Task Force on Atopic Dermatitis.

The model for QUICKI, SIisOGTT, and Avignon index established the independent significance of the index, BMI, and gender, and with QUICKI there was an interaction between QUICKI and gender (data not shown).

The microarray design was based on the sequences including 66,418 ESTs (31,685 contigs and 34,733 singletons) from sweetpotato gene index established by Schafleitner et al. [ 27], 56,516 developed by Wang et al. and 58,681 generated in house [ 2, 51].

Among the applications of these trees and coloring theorems are quantification of the Bourgain ℓp and c0 indices, dualization of the Bourgain c0 index, establishing sharp positive and negative results for constant reduction, and estimating the Bourgain ℓp index of an arbitrary Banach space X in terms of a subspace Y and the quotient X/Y.

While this has been implied by earlier studies [7] and recent evidence [11], this study adds that two further objective measures, namely the MHHS and body mass index, establish the association more definitely.

The Charlson index establishes the degree of comorbidity with a predictive value for short-term and long-term mortality.

All the three best performing models (all vegetation indices, optimized vegetation indices and combining optimal bands and optimal vegetation indices) established that 15.2 ha (4.7%) of the total area under investigation had low foliar N levels (<2.5%).

In this review, we will retrace the history of this crucial solar index, from its roots at the Zürich Observatory up to the current multiple indices established and distributed by the Solar Influences Data Analysis Center (SIDC), World Data Center for the International Sunspot Index, which was founded in 1981, exactly 25 years ago.