Sentence examples for index graphically from inspiring English sources

The so-called engagement index graphically shows the ebb and flow of attention, but it does not answer why engagement levels vary.

The association between intervention rates and the socio-economic level (economic and educational level) of the area, was established calculating the concentration index and graphically represented drawing concentration curves.

Monthly indices are displayed graphically by Google Trends when querying periods greater than 36 months; rather than downloading.CSV files, a script was developed to scrape data from the Google Trends webpage, allowing the problems associated with the level of data aggregation to be overcome.

In a previous work, we have proposed an iconic language (called VCM, for Visualization of Concepts in Medicine) for representing patient conditions, treatments and laboratory tests, and we have used these icons to design a user interface that graphically indexes summaries of product characteristics.

For example, one of the atlases highlighted here (Insurance Maps of Brooklyn New York), features a graphically rich index page illustrating a Brooklyn that has yet to fill in the projected urban grid.

Studies that only reported EQ-5D index or VAS scores graphically in terms of change over time were excluded from the analysis.

Graphically, the Gini index is the area A/(A+B) in Figure 1.

Results are summarized in Table 3 for all PCM endpoints, and presented graphically for two PCM index scores.

Figure 2 graphically compares the mean index of stenosis in coronary arteries from AD and control subjects.

The final statistical parameters of both classes (Class I: n = 45, q2 = 0.637, r2 = 0.960 for steric and electrostatic indices; Class II: n = 31, q2 = 0.755, r2 = 0.956 for steric index) are summarized in Table 2 and graphically interpreted in Supporting Figures S4 and S5.

The difference in composite index between cases and controls is shown graphically in Figure 1.