Sentence examples for international indicators from inspiring English sources

However, it does not alter the fact that, apart from the bare (probably underestimated) numbers, these numerically relatively stable populations remain largely invisible in national statistics and international indicators.

Many international indicators, including the UNGASS indicators, are indeed calculated only at a national level and do not require exhaustive site-specific data.

The domestic system is not fully compatible with international indicators.

Aligning indicators to international indicators, when possible, will facilitate removal of duplicative collection processes.

Further, the international indicators were developed over 10 years ago and there are likely to be a number of indicators based on new medicines introduced since then.

The adoption of indicators that correspond to international indicators, such as those established related to blood safety, were also identified as a best practice.

It is a shame you were not able to forecast sooner the collapse in our economy despite the abundant signs: an extreme dependency on construction and tourism, very low productivity, poor rankings in education on every international indicator, a stiff labour market, obstacles to starting a business, the end of the flood of money from Brussels, etc.

Current data for each international indicator is compared to the 10th percentile of OECD countries and evaluated on a scale of 1 10.

Crude perinatal and infant mortality rates tend to be included routinely in successive national and international indicator sets, sometimes being interpreted as measures of population health and sometimes as measures of quality of health care.

Address inequities that undermine learning: Every international indicator shows that the U.S. supports its children less well than do other developed countries, who offer universal health care and early childhood education, as well as income supports for families.

A systematic search for indicators related to the quality of care in CRBSI in 72 international indicator databases (January to February 2011).