Sentence examples for indicators and means from inspiring English sources

Once you've got your all objectives down on the table think laterally: how can you measure the progress of the project against the aims you've set out? (You write these in the "Objectively verifiable indicators" and "Means of verification" boxes).

The proposed approach also provides indicators and means for institutions to intervene in order to positively affect career readiness.

To facilitate the practical application of the AIDED model, we developed a template of activities, outputs, outcomes, outcome indicators and means of measuring progress for each of the five components (figures 4 and 5) as well as a set of flow charts illustrating the application of the AIDED model (see the appendix, figures A1 A5).

QA procedures for CRBSI have been developed that are based on indicators and are meant to be implemented throughout Germany within national mandatory guidelines of QA.

The DFactor loadings were: Fatigue = 0.3762 (R2 = 0.1415) Loss of appetite = 0.3130 (R2 = 0.1133) Grip strength = -0.4653 (R2 = 0.2165) Functional difficulties = 0.6146 (R2 = 0.4075) Physical activity = 0.4680 (R2 = 0.2244) The conditional probabilities (given class membership) for the non-continuous indicators and the mean grip strength for each latent class are shown in Table 1.

The dimensions, indicators, weights and mean values are presented in Table 1.

The impact indicators, pre-conditions, and means of verification are not available in the PCA.

Methods known to produce biased results (i.e. LOCF, the missing indicator method and mean value substitution) continue to be used, with four papers using these methods in 2009.

Ad hoc methods (e.g. LOCF, the missing indicator method and mean value substitution), which are generally not recommended [ 16, 25] because they fail to account for the uncertainty in the data and may produce biased estimates [ 12], continue to be used.

Excessive panting and yawning is a stress indicator in dogs, and means you should take them somewhere safe immediately.

"It feels as if there's a significant lag factor between the economic indicators and what it means for real people in their real lives," says Gillian Guy, chief executive of Citizens Advice, whose advisers see two million people with debt problems each year.