The analysis shows strong relationships between poverty indicators and estimated spatial accessibility, stronger than the commonly used accessibility measure of Euclidian distance.
Other studies assessed inpatient therapy by a small number of indicators and estimated 50%% lower hazard ratios induced by guideline adherence treatment [ 37].
In addition, Zhang et al. (2013) considered the second indicator and estimated the ratio of waste displacement to resource displacement within an area of Beijing, China.
The approach is based on the combination of robustness analysis, moment independent robustness indicator, and estimated kernel conditional densities.
In our analysis, we focus both on unconditional estimates, which we refer to as unadjusted indicators, and on estimates based on the full set of control variables that we have available, which we refer to as adjusted indicators.
The evaluation of potential opportunities for prioritising greywater systems to support water reuse takes into account the availability of water resources, water use indicators and published estimates in order to understand typical patterns of water demand.
In particular, we estimated the association of HIV indicator disease occurrence with late HIV diagnosis, identifying variables associated with HIV testing after the diagnosis of an indicator disease and estimating the proportion of late presenting individuals who could have been diagnosed earlier if tested when the indicator disease was diagnosed.
Cronbach's Alpha reliability : it is the most remarkable inner-reliability indicator and indirectly estimates the reliability degree where the set of indicators measures a single VL.
Although BlueSky PM2.5 forecasts were consistently associated with health indicators and the effect estimates were comparable with Monitor PM2.5 measurements, the estimated effects were generally smaller and the CIs were narrower.
