Sentence examples for indicator relative to from inspiring English sources
Each ecosystem service was assessed by calculating the change in the indicator relative to two extremes.
Based on this observation, decreasing of the amount of the pH indicator relative to the temperature probe may minimize this cross-talk.
Furthermore, age, as identified in this study, may be a critically important indicator relative to how healthcare professionals define and treat body temperature alterations.
Facility workplans showed that the targets for the coming year were set for each indicator relative to the baseline, either equal to or exceeding current levels, although in a very few instances targets were set below baseline.
Northern Ireland had a significantly higher prevalence for the composite prescribing indicator relative to all other regions in the unadjusted model, and some regions in England were significantly lower (East of England, South Central, London, South West, South East Coast); none remained significant in the adjusted model (table 4).
The state has relatively poor health indicators relative to other provinces in the Indian Union – infant mortality stands at 79/1,000 and Maternal mortality ratio (MMR) is 379/100,000 (18).
Various molecular indicators relative to tricyclic terpanes, hopanes, C27 C29 regular steranes, triaromatic steroids and selected polycyclic aromatic compounds were applied in this study.
The average variance extracted (AVE) measures the variance captured by the indicators relative to measurement error, and it should be greater than 0.50 to justify using a construct (Barclay et al. 1995).
Such diagnosis provides a very useful feedback about a country's performance in various political and economic indicators relative to what seems to be feasible (Hausmann et al. 2008).
Each utility threshold should be translated into a value for multiple reliable indicators, and empirical analysis should be used to judge the current status of the indicators relative to the corresponding utility threshold values.
