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The mixed labor market indicators came out ahead of Friday's employment report for April in which analysts expect to see a rebound in hiring during the month.
Eight indicators came out of stakeholders' evaluation too (see again Table 5), but none of them refers to the economic dimension of urban sustainability.
The favorable economic indicators come out like clockwork, two or three times a week.
Non-parametric correlations identified interesting associations between the variables considered, while the logistic regression did not: no socioemotional indicator came out among the predictors of high-level content co-regulation episodes.
"The fact that the turnout this time was higher than it was four years ago is a pretty good indicator that some voters came out to vote" on the issue of nonpartisan elections, Mr. Mollenkopf said.
Other manufacturing indicators will come out later this week.
Economists and financial analysts at the Federal Reserve and elsewhere pay close attention to auto sales because they are one of the first economic indicators to come out each month, and because they tend to be highly cyclical and represent a significant portion of the nation's economic output.
For the first time in three days, the sun came out as an indicator of what the final 18 holes of the 145th Open would produce.
More than 20 such indicators were checked, and when the results were delivered an hour later, I came out fine.
