Sentence examples for normative index from inspiring English sources

By 'welfare' we refer to some normative index of relative well-being, justified by reference to some background framework.

A normative index measures only biological pathology, without considering social and psychological aspects of health.

Hamdorf et al[ 5] found that habitual activity patterns (according to the Maximum Current Activity 'still doing' and Normative Impairment Index) had increased among 80 healthy women aged 60 to 70 after a 26 wk progressive walking program.

All subjects were diagnosed with mild to moderate malocclusion based on normative need indices and underwent careful oral examinations before the interventions.

After asking participants a series of probing questions about their finances, the researchers asked them to rank themselves along something called the Normative Discretionary Income Index.

KPIs are measures of utilization indices (of "input usage" expressed as a ratio of the actual input of sources to some normative value), production indices (of "transformational efficiency" expressed as input/output ratio) and effectiveness indices (of quality of process output expressed as a ratio of the actual quality achieved to some norm).

Unfortunately, most surveys only use conventional normative oral health indices [ 1, 2].

To investigate normative developmental body mass index (BMI) trajectories and associations of physical growth indicators—height, weight, head circumference (HC), and BMI with nonverbal intelligence in an understudied population of children from sub-Saharan Africa.

Examples of reference systems include national or regional databases with statistics on normative health conditions and indices of biological integrity for aquatic ecosystems.

The Atkinson index is a normative distribution measure.

Objective: This study was undertaken to determine normative values for amniotic fluid index, single deepest pocket, and 2-diameter pocket across gestation.