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Later Cutter et al. (2010) introduced another set of indicators to derive a baseline resilience index for communities.

Cutter et al. (2010) subsequently introduced another set of indicators to derive the Baseline Resilience Index for Communities (BRIC).

Indicators used to derive the material domain included the percentage of children under 16 years old that live in families reliant on means-tested benefits including: Income Support, Income-Based Job Seekers Allowance, Working Tax or Child Tax Credit.

Six of the 10 indicators the Conference Board uses to derive the index contributed to the increase.

This measure of wealth, based on Filmer and Pritchett, 34 is a linear index of asset ownership indicators using factor analysis to derive the weights.

ADM1 was utilized to derive indicators which were used to investigate the relationship between digester stability and biomass population dynamics.

Our aim here is to derive indicators of landscape satisfaction from land cover data; consequently the definition of the neighborhood around residential locations is of prime importance.

In the same way that options on future price developments can be used to derive indicators about future prices (the prognostic quality of such estimates has been reviewed since the 1930s by economists like Keynes and Hicks) [45], a prediction market can be used to derive indicators about likelihoods for future events.

We used these activities to derive indicators which could be used in other projects to monitor progress towards building sustainable research capacity.

10 The development of patient safety indicators in England is running in parallel with international efforts to derive comparative indicators of patient safety.

Six of the 10 indicators that the Conference Board uses to derive its forward-looking index declined in September.