The outcome variable is an employment indicator (or, in some specifications, an indicator for having an income above some positive threshold) for individual i in year t.
The hybridization of the complementary ODNs can be clearly detected by an increase in the admittance without the need for an indicator or any sample modifications.
"I don't think the S.B.A. is the only indicator, or a perfect indicator," he said.
"H.I.V. is really an indicator, or a symptom, of so many other social issues," she told me not long ago.
This signal can be the colour change of an indicator or a change in some electrical property that is measured during the titration.
The balancing principle is that a HMI element (e.g., an indicator or a push button) should be designed according to its importance.
The disparities in regional innovation are often illustrated in both scientific research and politics by a single innovation indicator or a composite index.
In this respect, they are different from, for example, the widely used and acclaimed OECD Employment Protection Legislation (EPL) indicator or a recently launched ILO EPLex indicator, which are aimed at describing in depth one specific labour market institution employment protection legislation.
More specifically, future research will need to discover whether there is a unique indicator or a combination for a single tree species using remote sensing data, or if we are limited to distinguishing between species using a more locally tailored approach.
And to show progress, are they establishing a benchmark, an indicator or a milestone?
