Schools will be required to publish the following indicators on their website – eventually these will also be included in performance tables: "Progress 8" This will show the average of all students' progress across eight subjects at GCSE.
In the second case, a woman being treated for breast cancer at the state's Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn got three times the prescribed radiation for 27 days because a therapist programmed a computer improperly, a vital filter was not activated and therapists again failed to notice indicators on their screens.
By regressing the change in labour market policy indicators on their initial levels, negative coefficients are generally obtained (e.g., Høj et al., 2006).
Structural seagrass indicators (such as shoot density or cover) are often used to detect or assess disturbances, but while they may be very sensitive to the impact itself, it is unclear if those indicators on their own can effectively reflect recovery at time scales relevant to managers.
In an iterative process the team of experts assessed the indicators on their validity, reliability, sensitivity, and specificity [ 2, 13].
Some of the indicators we investigated related to very small patient groups; hence, it is unlikely these indicators on their own will be adequate in quantifying practice prescribing safety.
We emphasise that the IPC cut-offs for acute malnutrition are not normally applied to single age groups, and that anthropometric indicators, on their own, are not normally used to classify emergency situations.
For some items, p values are not available (NA) because the same reply was given by all respondents We first estimated how well the 'effect indicators' on their own would capture a unique construct, i.e. the underlying 'health status'.
Based on the theory of competing risks and the recommendations generated from previous research studies, we selected PGLE, which eliminates certain causes of death as the indicator of their impact on life expectancy.
