Global Cities Indicators, a set of measures on 20 themes that measure city services and quality of life, have been developed by the Global Cities Institute of the University of Toronto, and is available to member cities only [ 44].> With such diversity of purpose, it is no surprise that there is little concordance in the naming of Rubrics, Domains, or Indicators, or in the number of indicators.
The circled subfields are used as indicators in estimating the number of active APs.
All the NGOs appear to have just one indicator in common: the number of services provided.
Although partial prevalence is an essential epidemiological indicator in cancer, the number of related publications remains low [ 4].
That indicator is found in the number of low-income Pell Grant recipients (note the post-recession increase), and students who are of the first generation in their family to attend college.
Perhaps the strongest mood-indicator, however, is in the number of horses running in each of the two-year-old races -- races that traditionally attract large fields.
Change in tumor size, which is an indicator of change in the number of neoplastic cells, evolved into the radiologic biomarker of treatment response.
On the other hand, the OECD survey noted lack of progress in other indicators; the number of parallel implementation units has increased in Zambia and the share of support which is programme based has not grown [ 14].
The proportion of genes with a syntenic depth of at least 1 is a useful metric for evaluating the relative completeness of genome assemblies, whereas modal and maximum syntenic depths are good indicators for the number of paleopolyploidies in a given lineage.
Although New York City has fared better than the country as a whole, recording smaller increases in poverty and smaller declines in household income, more subtle indicators, like the rise in the number of New Yorkers living in homes without kitchens, underscore the struggles confronting many.
