Sentence examples for index relationship from inspiring English sources

For a number of counties we used the yield-weather index relationship of the nearest (neighboring) county where this relationship was better defined.

In order to have confidence in our method, we have also estimated rainfall using the global rainfall and scattering index relationship developed by Ferraro and Marks [Ferraro, R.R., Marks, G.F.

In addition, while the Gender Development Index and the Gender Gap Index consider life expectancy from birth [ 21, 22], this has been replaced in the Gender Equity Index by political participation, making it possible to conduct a better statistical analysis of this index relationship to total and cause-specific mortality, as well as to morbidity.

A wavelet coherence analysis identified ENA index relationships with streamflow and salinity at periods of 2 4 years, suggesting that the ENA index may offer predictability beyond the weather forecasting timescale.

In a departure from the standard application of this instrument (where participants are asked to choose their most salient relationships to be rated), the index relationships were imposed so that questions were asked specifically and solely about the spouse, mother, and mother-in-law.

However, it is clear that flexible diet and insulin therapy require complex training for patients, who need to be educated in the type and amount of carbohydrate found in foods, portion estimation, glycemic index, relationships among blood glucose levels and food, diabetes medication, and physical activity, carbohydrate-to-insulin ratio, and specific algorithms to adjust insulin doses (6, 7).

In semantic indexing, relationships between words and/or phrases are found and a condensed feature space of abstracted data representations can be generated.

Further validation of the indices, relationships between vulnerability and adaptive capacity, and the sensitivity of the assessment to different sets of weighting will be explored in the future using expert judgment data collected through a focus group exercise previously performed by Brooks and others (2005).

The Dyadic Adjustment Scale, Short Form (DAS-SF) 7-item measure of marital adjustment and marital quality discriminates between distressed and adjusted relationships and was used as an index of relationship distress in study participants [ 25].

As already described in Section "Correlation between the Sq amplitude and solar F10.7 index", the relationship between the solar F10.7 index and Sq amplitude is approximately linear but includes weak nonlinearity for some geomagnetic stations.

It is shown that as long as the monitoring data can be reasonably deduced into a single index, this relationship can be obtained; moreover, it can be obtained prior to the monitoring process.