Sentence examples for indicators which allow from inspiring English sources

This methodology consists on the elaboration of three indicators, which allow to evaluate different manufacturing subsectors to determine whether they can be classified as strategic or not.

Therefore, mosses were proved to serve as biological indicators for atmospheric depositions and ecologically defined land classes could be identified as more complex indicators which allow relating exposure monitoring with effects assessment.

Monitoring cancer incidence, mortality and survival are fundamental indicators which allow estimates and predictions of geographical and temporal changes of these diseases, enabling the design and set-up of adequate cancer control activities and national health programs.

We believe it is more relevant to base European thresholds on LST indicators, which allow the use of remote sensing techniques with MODIS data to be applied on a regional scale [35].

A Local Surveillance Unit [ 21] is an area that is defined by operational criteria and has an adequate size to obtain epidemiologic, socio-economic, demographic, and other indicators, which allow for surveillance activities to be conducted in a municipality.

While strengthening the information system, proxy indicators which allow rapid evaluation of financial protection are needed in order to assess and if necessary, modify policies to move towards universal coverage.

In this paper, a close look is taken at Taylor expansions of the Lagrangian interpolation polynomials of the WENO sub-stencils and the related inherited symmetries of the local smoothness indicators, which allows the extension of the WENO-η scheme to higher orders of accuracy.

We used a multivariate approach for estimating associations between various SES indicators, which allowed us to avoid potential biases caused by omitting any of the available SES indicators.

A list of biomechanical parameters was defined as performance indicators, which allowed for the development of a sports- and population-specific training program.

Unlike studies that have focused primarily on specific outcomes (e.g., readmission, pelvic floor trauma, breastfeeding) and often in isolation, this study is a comprehensive examination of multiple health indicators, which allows for multivariate analyses.

The introduction, in 2012/2013, of an indicator which allows estimates of the smoking prevalence within the general population is useful for researchers as well as CCGs and public health officials.