Nor would it be sensible to use such indicators in any cross-national comparative study unless they were informing wider qualitative studies.
None of the assessments covered all of the indicators in any of the assessment criteria and many lacked basic data, limiting the detail of analysis possible for calculating standardized benchmarks and indicators.
For a 10% or more improvement in any indicator in the subsequent period, the service receives a $500 payment.
Presently, many urban lakes are degraded (Mitsch & Gooselink,2000; Bayley & Newton,2007) and, given that many constructed urban lakes are central features of residential developments, it is important to include social and public health indicator data in any evaluation or discussion of lake health (e.g. aesthetic satisfaction, community behaviours, microbial quality, algal and cyanobacteria risks).
If the show is any indicator, in the 90's home accessories are going to be warmer in color, more organic and naturalistic in shape and, occasionally at least, made of recycled materials.
If the state of innovation happening in giving today is any indicator, in the future we're likely to be looking at a significantly different and diverse landscape for how people give their time, money and resources to the causes and people they care about.
Moreover, Donald Davidson (1979, 1984a) stressed that no conventional sign could work as a force indicator in this sense, since any conventional sign could be used (and would be used) in insincere utterances, where the corresponding force was missing, including cases of deception, jokes, impersonation and other theatrical performances.
The hair-Hg concentrations is used as the main exposure indicator in this study, and any blood-based measurements also considered are expressed in terms of hair-mercury using a conversion factor of 250 [ 14, 15].
A separate indicator or measure of satisfaction was derived, in the absence of any such indicator in the original survey.
