Sentence examples for indicator of average from inspiring English sources
The identification of reform shocks relies on the OECD's summary indicator of (average gross) unemployment benefit replacement rates over the first year of the unemployment spell.
This ratio is defined as enrichment factor (EF) where "Clarke value" is an indicator of average concentration of an element in the earth crust.
VH is an indicator of average urea levels over the lifetime of Hb, while serum urea gives the renal status at the moment the sample is taken.
In line with Vernon [6],[7], we take the share of companies' sales made in Europe as an indicator of average European regulation.
Negative growth rate has to have an indicator of average time of innovation's introduction as this indicator more than more slowly development of new types of production and services.
The HbA1C test is an indicator of average blood glucose concentrations over the preceding three months.
Given the increasing use of alcohol screening questionnaires to identify alcohol misuse it would be ideal if scores on screening questionnaires were also indicators of average alcohol consumption.
The post hoc analyses also reveal that auditory feedback yielded performance that was not as good as that obtained with either visual or no feedback on the quality indicators of average rate of compressions, the percent of compressions with full release and the average duty cycle (see Table 1).
Inflow of youth to science and deduction of already available qualified personnel in this sphere can be provided due to the advancing growth of compensation in this sphere in comparison with the others that causes a place in the dynamic norm of the relation's indicator of the average monthly salary of researchers to the average monthly salary in the economy.
The arabinose to xylose ratio in WEAX, an indicator of the average degree of arabinose substitution (avDAS), showed a little reduction, indicating that, in both fermented brans, WEAX were slightly less substituted with arabinose than those present in the native brans (Damen et al. 2011; Broekaert et al. 2011).
