Sentence examples for indicators tied from inspiring English sources

Researchers are using novel paleoclimatic indicators tied closely to specific archaeological sites to see just what ancient Maya experienced; others are modeling the climatic impact of deforestation.

Despite the limited time left in the countdown to December 2015, Sokoto State, Nigeria, is not on track to achieving the MDG 90% coverage of indicators tied to the continuum of maternal and child care, to reduce maternal and childhood mortality by a third by 2015.

Health is the closest correlate to height but all these indicators are tied up together.

This indicator is not tied to any particular government service discussed in the questionnaire.

In PES schemes, payments can either be tied to indicators of actions for service provision or to indicators of the generated service itself.

Hinkel (2011) argue that the heavy reliance on normative arguments within indicator-based approaches to vulnerability such as this mean that they are only appropriate for local scale studies where the indicator variables can be tied inductively to observed impact datasets.

An eventual statewide increase to $15 would be tied to economic indicators such as inflation.

And specify when the measures will take effect — either along a set schedule, or tied explicitly to indicators of economic recovery.

The report cites "technical indicators" that the hacking was tied to Russian civilian and military intelligence services.

The urban milieu has produced its own set of indicators, many of which are tied to health determinants.

We argue that performance assessment can be much improved if dimensions and indicators are well defined and tied into each constituency's policy and management processes.