In this study, weight were assigned to the different thematic indicators classes and layers based on their relative influence and contribution to the hazard and vulnerability.
Given the rapid pace of current development, the genetically encoded voltage indicator class is nearing the goal of robust spike imaging during live-animal behavioral experiments.
In addition to the "research design" and "indicator" classes already described, this includes "data collection" and "data analysis" methods.
Of the four main antimicrobial indicator classes studied, the highest proportion of prescriptions were for penicillins (J01C - 53.4 %), followed by the macrolides, lincosamides and streptogramins (J01F – 17.5 %).
On 7434 subjects with non-missing indicators, latent class analysis yielded 5 latent classes.
Ruzicka and Kane examined inequalities in mortality and concluded that mortality patterns vary widely by race, sex, economic indicators, and class, resulting in substantial 'heterogeneity within social class and within any other socio-cultural, demographic or economic category'.
In British society, which is particularly good at picking up on minute indicators of class and status, the glottal stop has what linguists call "social salience".
By means of grid sampling, the categorical patches were represented by grid densities, and spatial indicators of class abundance, scale-area curve and neighborhood density were constructed to measure the spatial variables of area, distance and scale.
This was shown last year by the Social Mobility and Poverty Commission, who found that employers are still using indicators of class – such as your accent and whether or not you've travelled – rather than ability when they are hiring.
13 14 The effect of occupation on the relation between job strain and mortality has in most studies been accounted for by adjusting the analyses for at least one of the common socioeconomic indicators, occupational class, education and income.
