Sentence examples for new performance indicators from inspiring English sources

Two new performance indicators specific to time dependent operation are defined.

The Executive Session on Community Corrections has released a new paper entitled You Get What You Measure: New Performance Indicators Needed to Gauge Progress of Criminal Justice Reform.

On the other hand, the determination of the volume variations corresponding to each phenomenon allows the proposition of new performance indicators from the monitoring approach outputs: the averaged density, the deformation path and the expansion potential.

With the help of the consulting firm McKinsey & Company, Mr. Levy has also developed new performance indicators that have not routinely been studied across the system or even at the district level: the percentage of parents who meet with their child's teacher during the school year, for example, and the average number of days that a school's teachers are absent each month.

But Mr. Levy, with the help of McKinsey & Company, a consulting firm, is developing several dozen new performance indicators, including the percentage of parents going to parent-teacher conferences and attending P.T.A. meetings; the percentage of teachers absent more than 20 days a year; and the number of applicants for teaching jobs who failed the state certification exam.

In the present paper, new performance indicators are introduced, which are applicable to transmission line protection system design, as well as to describe its probabilistic operation in other power system studies.

About two-thirds of the government's new performance indicator targets are based on outcomes rather than outputs.

In this study, a new performance indicator independent of the microbial UV dose-response curve, namely particle minimum UV dose (Dmin), was introduced, and its feasibility was evaluated in the configuration optimization of 3-lamp UV reactors for water disinfection.

In 2004 Tony Blair's Labour government abolished the requirement to learn a language after the age of 14, causing the numbers taking a language GCSE exam at 16 to fall by half in state schools over the next seven years.Concerned about this rapid decline, the coalition government brought in a new performance indicator called the English Baccalaureate, or EBacc, in 2011.

In February 2011 the University of Sheffield was commissioned to carry out a sensitivity analysis of the suggested variables to determine if their inclusion in the model had an important impact on this new performance indicator.

Desanti: Charities utilize KPI (key performance indicators) for data analysis.