Sentence examples for models of indicator from inspiring English sources

DLMP models of indicator species appear to be useful for assessing and ranking the sustainability of management options, quantifying the stresses placed on ecosystems by particular management activities, and targeting future research and data collection.

Owing to computational limitations, models of indicator variability (both fixed and random effects) failed to converge, hence we used a three level model with indicator observations nested within practices and practices nested within primary care trusts.

We have developed spatially explicit models of indicators of important ecosystem services in New Zealand: regulation of climate, control of soil erosion, regulation of water flow (quantity), provision of clean water (quality), provision of food and fibre, and provision of natural habitat.

Agins et al. [ 12] proposed a model of indicators which assesses clinical care based on tuberculosis (TB) screening, prophylactic therapy and pneumocystis prophylaxis.

The paper aims to provide an overview of methodological approaches to calculate sex-specific DALYs for 27 cancer types based on the modeling of indicators derived from numerous epidemiological histories for each of the common cancer sites.

There are few studies of the effect of managed care structure, (e.g. Group vs. Staff vs. IPA models) on indicators of quality care.

The age model consisted of indicator variables for 18 age categories and forms the null hypothesis, that there is no temporal variation.

Missing covariate data were included in models by use of indicator variables.

Diagnostic outcome at 91 months was not associated with the rate of negative interactions and the addition to the model of an indicator for caseness did not alter the coefficients of the other variables.

In this SR we included the primary studies that had met the following criteria, (i) talk about HIV/AIDS clinical care quality indicators, and (ii) set up a conceptual model of quality indicators for HIV/AIDS in clinical care context, or (iii) describe or validate HIV/AIDS clinical care quality indicators.

For the sake of simplicity, only the final models of those performance indicators showing significant variations compared to the reference semester were presented.