Sentence examples for indicator derived from from inspiring English sources

A small pilot of 28 patients completing both 45Q and 60Q surveys concurrently indicated 82% concordance of the "multistat" indicator derived from each version of the survey.

An ability indicator derived from the interviewer's appraisal indicates that 96%% understood the questions very often or often (ability1) and 77 % of the respondents never or almost never required clarifications to the questions being asked (ability2).

In our study, we used a job level indicator, derived from the occupation variable.

The fault indicator derived from Eq. (13) will be denoted by F d2.

For monitoring the FSW process a new statistical indicator derived from force signals is presented.

Our approach is based on the use of a water stress indicator derived from the shape of the daily curves recorded with ZIM sensors, which are related to the leaf turgor pressure.

The indicator derives from the definition of "risk" in literature, where the measurement of risks consists of two components.

Paleocurrent indicators derived from borehole image logs indicate common southerly directed sediment dispersal in S2 and S3 and increasingly complex with westerly directions in S4 and S5.

Encouraging PMI statistics, which are economic indicators derived from monthly surveys of private sector companies, combined with a surge in output and good news from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders car figures have created a sense of renewed optimism.

From a simplified dashboard, users can query key indicators derived from predictive models held within the platform.

In total, we examined 1447 indicators derived from 31 functions (see Table 1).