Sentence examples for needs index from inspiring English sources

The functional attributes of the Water Needs Index at this urban scale have been critically appraised.

Developing a Water Needs Index reveals key elements of the complex urban water supply by means of a participatory approach for rapid and interdisciplinary assessment.

In Can Tho City, located at the heart of the Mekong delta in Vietnam, a Water Needs Index has been developed with local stakeholders.

The three groups (Low, Medium, High Need) differed in their SIS Support Needs Index scores as well as 6 of the 7 subscale scores.

Using that needs index, Justice DeGrasse, in his ruling throwing out the state's financing formula, concluded that New York City receives about $1,800 less per student in state aid than districts with similar numbers of at-risk children.

The obtained index of public transport provision is compared to a public transport needs index based on the spatial distribution of various socio-demographics, in order to highlight spatial mismatches between these two indices.

A simplified approach, based on climatic potential criteria as theoretical cooling potential index, the available potential index, the cooling need index, and the natural cooling normalized capacity, was developed.

The students in Success Academy 4 include 15percentt fewer free lunch students and an economic need index (a measure of students in temporary housing and/or who receive public assistance) that is 35percentt lower than nearby public schools.

The student need index, which analyzed test scores, dropout rates, gun violence, asthma and eight other factors that affect learning, found that the neediest schools were concentrated in South and East Los Angeles, along with the Pacoima area of the San Fernando Valley.

The "student need index," which analyzed test scores, dropout rates, gun violence, asthma and eight other factors that affect learning, found that the neediest schools were concentrated in southern and eastern Los Angeles, along with the Pacoima area in the San Fernando Valley.

¥ As reflected in the Provisional Service Need Index.