Sentence examples for indicators lead from inspiring English sources

By using an alternative reliability indicator, additional travel time, we demonstrated that traditional indicators lead to wrong indications.

Van Oort [134] considered the additional travel time as the indicators for the service reliability and demonstrated that traditional indicators lead to wrong indications.

But other indicators lead Mr. Levkovich to believe that the markets should be fine for the next 6 to 12 months.

Consequently, different indicators lead to a fear of future shortages, particularly among general practitioners: the decreasing productivity in young cohorts of registered doctors, the increasing proportion of active doctors who stop their curative activity before their retirement age and, finally, the retirement of substantial cohorts of graduates in the years 2015-2025 [ 8].

However, continued encouraging news on US employment, low gasoline prices and the publication of several upbeat economic indicators led other economists to believe that the Fed would act to raise rates this month.

Frankel and Froot (1986) and Shiller (1989) held that the use of technical indicators leads to overvaluation of asset prices, thereby heating up the demand for some assets without good reason.

Similar conclusions have been drawn for all the cases: a proper selection of the sets length and a careful parameterization of certain indicators leads to significantly better results, in terms of prediction accuracy.

Analysis of the characteristics of the subglacial landscape combined with a relative-age chronology established with field-based indicators, led to the recognition of disjoint zones with internally-consistent glacial histories – termed glacial terrain zones (GTZ).

However, a lack of performance indicators leads to incomprehension and underestimation of the actual benefits in terms of energy savings and carbon emission reductions, thus limiting the diffusion of such smart, energy-saving technology.

Despite these differing views, input from patients, combined with circulating ideas and national quality indicators, led to a shared understanding that change was necessary.

In 2007, review of relevant health indicators led to the identification of 60 and 27 townships respectively for receiving one and three rounds of intensified TT immunization activities for about 3 million women of child bearing age.