Sentence examples for indicators and evidence from inspiring English sources

Monitoring and management of these lands requires indicators and evidence of ecosystem condition and trend, generally derived from widely distributed and infrequently repeated site-based records.

"Survey indicators, and evidence from the Bank's (regional) agents, suggested that growth had been somewhat stronger in the first quarter than implied by the preliminary estimate," the MPC minutes said.

This book presents an unparalleled study of Macao's economic dynamism and its gambling industry not only by merging historical and current developments, but also by presenting solid subjective and objective indicators and evidence.

Transfection and staining of S2 cells with these FLAG-tagged smORFs confirmed the translation of all 12 smORFs tested, which exhibit a range of translational indicators and peptidomics evidence, indicating that even lower levels of translation can give rise to smORF peptides detectable by this tagging method.

For the prospective data there was strong evidence of an intervention effect for 8 of the indicators and weaker evidence of an effect for one indicator, with magnitude of effect sizes varying from 23% to 60% difference.

The main findings of this study are 1) a list of GS contributions in achieving CBDRM process indicators; and 2) evidence that suggest that GS can be used as a valuable tool to build CBDRM process by promoting social resilience through CCG in local communities in Thailand.

Associations between 25(OH D with CRP, fibrinogen, and vWF were strongly attenuated after adjustment for lifestyle and social indicators, and no evidence for an independent inverse association remained after further adjustment for adiposity.

A challenge for policy-makers and researchers is to translate the concept of sustainability into concrete indicators, and generate evidence on the factors constraining and enabling sustainability [ 13, 17].

Although the indicators and their evidence base were seldom actively questioned, doubts were expressed about their focus on health promotion given that eventual benefits relied upon patient action and availability of local resources.

Analysis of commonalities and differences between these case studies has enabled us to identify indicators and associated evidence that suggest a good likelihood that new capacity will be sustainable.

Funders need to be aware that this long time scale combined with the pro-active management that needed to regularly refine monitoring indicators and collect evidence, means that significant human and financial resources are required to demonstrate that sustainable capacity building has been achieved.