Sentence examples for indicator covering from inspiring English sources

A separate sentiment indicator covering services sector firms fell to 92 from 93 in April.

A comprehensive evaluating indicator covering emissions and economic performance is constructed by using a radar chart method.

She added: "Our first economic indicator covering 2015 depicts an economy that has returned to pre-recession levels and is now on a path of slower growth.

Measurements from the SPDR between 2006 and 2013 show improvements in people aged 75 years and older, according to all but one drug-specific indicator, covering drugs that should be avoided unless specific reasons exist (1.1), use of three or more psychotropic drugs (1.5) and best-choice anxiolytics and hypnotics (1.9).

The paper investigates driving forces for three composite innovation indices and six innovation indicators covering various aspects of innovation.

Indicators for diabetes account for 93 of these points, the largest single clinical area, and cover 18 separate indicators covering structure (maintaining a register of patients with diabetes), process (measurement), and intermediate outcomes such as blood pressure, cholesterol level, and glycaemic (HbA1c level) control.

Based on 38 indicators covering such factors as access to treatment and quality of care, Massachusetts ranked seventh over all and Texas 46th.

It assigns a power score to every constituency in England, Scotland and Wales based on a range of quantitative indicators covering levels of personal control, resilience and political participation according to constituency population.

But as the accompanying charts show, three disparate indicators — covering unemployment, corporate financial distress and stock market volatility — have gone from very high to a little below historical averages.

The Scandinavian kingdom was given the top spot in this year's Mercer's Global Pension Index, which measures 25 retirement systems against 40 indicators, covering close to 60 per cent of the world's population.

Control is exercised through targets and "performance indicators" covering everything from the number of car crashes per 1,000 people to the amount of time officers spend behind their desks.