Sentence examples for indicator of confidence from inspiring English sources
The business of mergers and acquisitions, so often an indicator of confidence in the stock market and the economy, has fallen off a cliff.
THE corporate chess game of mergers and acquisitions, an indicator of confidence in boardrooms and the stock market, may offer some intriguing matches this year.
"Traffic is a great indicator of confidence on the ground," said Bryan Mistele, the chief executive of Inrix, which compiles what it calls the Inrix Gridlock Index.
A clutch of business surveys, including the latest ZEW indicator of confidence among German investors, paint a dismal picture of the rot spreading from the periphery to the German core.
The 10-year Spanish bond — perhaps the greatest indicator of confidence, or in this case a lack of confidence — jumped higher, to about 6.5 percent, demonstrating that investors were now even more anxious about the country's ability to pay back its debts than they were the day before the bailout was announced.
This shows up in the "implied volatility" of the option, which indicates how wild investors expect market swings to be.In the stockmarket, this measure is known as the Vix (short for volatility index) and is a widely watched indicator of confidence.
It is concluded that three GRADE criteria have an appropriate conceptual basis to be used as indicators of confidence in research evidence in systematic reviews: internal validity of a study, consistency of the findings, and publication bias.
The best-fitted FLR model is then selected with respect to two indicators including Index of Confidence (IC) and Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE).
The fact that he came to this program to play quarterback and never outwardly faltered in his belief that he was the best on the roster is a telling indicator of his confidence and that's a good indication that he'll handle the trials that lie ahead for him in the N.F.L. with poise, determination and a strong work ethic.
A first approach is to use the number of evidence codes as an indicator of the confidence level of an interaction: the larger the number of evidence codes, the greater the confidence.
