Sentence examples for indicators was adapted from inspiring English sources

In order to produce a more complete and even more tangible evaluation of quality of care, a set of process indicators was adapted and developed based on the criterion-based clinical audit (CBCA) concept.

Although the sustainability dimensions used in the model are similar to those commonly used in literatures, our indicators are adapted to the country's local site context.

This article provides a social vulnerability index (SoVI®) replication study for Brazil and shows how SoVI® concepts and indicators were adapted to the country.

The majority of the indicators listed in the TGI35L/2000 were unchanged, while scores for some indicators were adapted or modified to suit Irish conditions.

In this work, this performance indicator was adapted to assess what share of sugarcane energy is not used for each of the production schemes analyzed.

The indicators for the wealth index were adapted from Ethiopian Demographic and Health Survey (EDHS) [ 8].

In this study, the Indicators of Hydrologic Alteration (IHA) method was adapted to assess the ability of simulated streamflow (using downscaled GCMs (dGCMs)) in capturing extreme river dynamics (high and low flows), as compared to streamflow simulated using historical climate data from 1960 to 2000.

The survey instrument was adapted from the AIDS Indicator Survey and the Global Network of People Living with HIV Survey (GNP+).

The behavioral questionnaire was adapted from questionnaires from similar surveys in sub-Saharan Africa and included core HIV prevention indicators (FHI Guidelines, UNAIDS core indicator guidelines).

11 The European Practice Assessment indicators have been adapted to the Swiss context, the members of the scientific advisory board on standards and indicators are composed of experts in quality management, medical practitioners and medical experts.

This is also true in terms of face and content validity, as the indicators have been adapted or newly created on the basis of scientific evidence and expert consensus.