Sentence examples for indicator inclusion from inspiring English sources

The other positive socioemotional indicator, inclusion, was significantly correlated with clarification questions (r s  = 0.157, p = 0.038) and task questions (r s  = 0.325, p = 0.000).

A comprehensive instruction manual will be developed prospectively which provides condition level information, indicator inclusion and exclusion criteria, and directions for use of the database, as used in the CTA study.

Medical records will be independently audited, and 3. Analysis and compilation of a definitive quality indicator set, including two anonymous voting rounds for quality indicator inclusion by the expert panel.

The CareTrack Australia researchers will provide constant feedback to surveyors to ensure that they consistently interpret the medical records according to the CareTrack Australia definitions and indicator inclusion and exclusion criteria.

Surveyors will participate in a training week which will include further mock MRRs; education on condition level information such as the evidence in the literature and CPGs; indicator inclusion and exclusion criteria; assessment and management procedures; inter-rater reliability (IRR) testing database orientation and training.

Given the ongoing tension between demand for more information for decision making, versus the need to be parsimonious with the number of indicators to avoid overburdening frontline workers and information systems, prioritisation of the ENAP treatment indicators for inclusion in these systems should be country specific and consider relevance to national policy and health system needs.

Despite considerable refinement of MMIBI applications over the past three decades, a central challenge remains concerning the method of selecting ecological indicators for inclusion in MMIBI.

Principal component analysis (PCA) identified electrical conductivity (EC), fluorescein diacetate enzymatic activity (FDA), exchangeable Na (Ex-Na), apparent steady state saturated hydraulic conductivity (Ksat), and available P as the most important indicators for inclusion in a minimum data set (MDS) used to evaluate soil quality.

Moreover, the findings are robust to a variety of sensitivity checks, including the problem of endogeneity, the use of different financial structure (and growth volatility) indicators, the inclusion of extra growth (volatility) determinants, and the control of cross-sectional dependence in the panel data.

* Excluded as co-linearity with individual non-clinical or clinical indicators † Inclusion did not improve model fit.

Moreover, article 3.2 specifies that "A process needs to be put together to develop internationally comparable core indicators for inclusion in national health surveillance systems.