Sentence examples for large set of indicators from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this study is, therefore, to list and classify a large set of indicators of the performance of energy innovation systems at sectoral and technological levels.
It was proposed that in the long-term a large set of indicators will be needed.
In addition, it shows that it is possible to use a limited number instead of a large set of indicators in an assessment or audit process.
This finding was surprising since our study was designed to identify changes in hospital preference (1) amongst the most motivated GP's, (2) that received personal clarification of the performance indicators, and (3) selected indicators/conditions from a large set of indicators that they believed were most important.
The Dutch framework governing the 2006 Zorgbalans is broad and comprehensive, composed of a large set of indicator areas that are relevant to the various departments at their MoH.
Other studies, rather than relying on large sets of indicators or composite measures, instead offered assessments of health service coverage or universal health coverage in particular countries or small groups of countries that have instituted specific health insurance or social health protection schemes.
In the comparison, we use a larger set of indicators than in previous studies.
9 We cannot rule out the possibility of analysis of a larger set of indicators demonstrating significant associations with the quality management of care groups.
The second dataset contains a much larger set of indicators of health and well-being (acute complaints, chronic illness, mental health, disabilities), health behavior, and socio-economic and demographic variables but on a smaller number of people (N = 13.000).
To this end, firms which are similar in terms of a large set of innovation indicators were grouped into clusters.
The approach is based on the experimental evaluation of a large set of heterogeneous indicators, which are acquired under different operating conditions, both in terms of workload and faultload, on an air traffic management target system.
