As for SAT and ACT scores, admissions officers are interested in students with high scores in math, though they also have a strong interest in a student's high school transcript as a more in-depth indicator of academic achievement.
For the second round, we asked participants to rate only the validity of the indicators (and not the feasibility) in order to make the questionnaire less burdensome and allow more in-depth feedback on indicators.
Finally, social, ecological and economic conditions change drastically around the globe and within a defined context we can discuss the sustainability indicators more in-depth.
The dp-index is not as representative an indicator as more in-depth analyses involving many other aspects, such as teaching, resources, and size, but it can serve as a robust guideline for departmental evaluation.
Testing this set of indicators will provide a more in-depth analysis on their feasibility and validity.
To the best of our knowledge, this study is the only one that considers four indicators of SEP in relation to four indicators of sedentary behaviour, allowing a much more in-depth examination of the associations of interest than in previous studies.
Thus its presence here might also be an indicator that combinatorial processing of compound words requires more in-depth processing, which recruits stronger attentional resources, than monomorphemic words.
Our results suggest that the indicators have potential for monitoring patient safety events in the UK but require more in-depth validation of individual cases and better coding of events.
If these indicators are outside the expected range for the algorithm used and presumed TB prevalence, more in-depth evaluation may be needed.
These indicators together with questions on the design of incentives allow the researcher to gain more in-depth understanding of the governance challenges for that particular topic.
