Sentence examples for index that could from inspiring English sources

To monitor states' overall progress it is useful to aggregate various indicators into a composite index that could measure the overall extent of broadband diffusion.

In 2013, a group at Microsoft Research analyzed some seventy thousand tweets written by people suffering from depression; they then created a predictive index that could identify other users who were likely depressed based on their social-media posts.

Software can combine the data gathered by those sensors into a "depression index" that could signal to caregivers when a person may need help to prevent or overcome an episode of depression.

Because the spectral response is influenced by the presence of exposed aggregate and bitumen, it is crucial to define an objective index that could indicate either their presence or absence.

It is shown that the analysis will lead at the end to determining the system's consolidity index that could be regarded as a general basic internal property of the system.

Our goal was to create an index that could be used to assess the relative level of human disturbance in floodplain forests and determine the relative importance of different types of disturbance on a given site and between sites.

This led to heavy-tailed distributions for these indices that could not be normalized by transformation.

Her early studies contributed significantly to the developing field of ecology, and established for the first time a set of aquatic indices that could be used to describe the health of water systems and the impact of industrialization.

Here, we provide the first detailed assessment of intra- and inter-observer consistency of the Mackinnon List method in generating species abundance indices that could be useful for conservation monitoring purposes.

To find more accurate indices that could affect decisions in spasticity treatment by investigating the relation between ultrasonographic, electromyographic, and clinical parameters of the gastrocnemius muscle in adults with spastic equinus after stroke.

There are several utility indexes that could be used, and discrepancies exist regarding which index is most suitable [ 1, 5].