Sentence examples for opportunity indicators from inspiring English sources

The U.S. does perform well in terms of "Opportunity" indicators, but not conspicuously better than many northern European countries.

Produced in partnership with Measure of America, the annual Index measures 16 opportunity indicators in all 50 states and the District of Columbia as well as more than 2,700 counties, representing 99percentt of the U.S. population.

The two opportunity indicators were strongly associated with condom use.

Second, our list of opportunity indicators was limited by the availability of published data.

In contrast to residential proximity indicators, cumulative opportunities indicators take all the green space within a certain distance into account.

Studies comparing different types of green space indicators suggest that cumulative opportunities indicators are more consistently positively related to health than residential proximity ones.

The heritage and recreation opportunity spectrum indicators, adapted from Maes et al. ([2011]), are mapped through a gradient that shows the density of elements by km2, and their proximity to the city center.

A new "opportunity index" will ensure that communities are armed with the leading indicators of opportunity in their communities and can see their annual progress and remaining challenge as they work to increase them.

We developed a pair of complementary indicators called the Climate Sensitivity Index (CSI) and Climate Adaptation Opportunity Index (CAOI).

This is a potential limitation of our study, because the face-to-face meeting provides an opportunity to discuss indicators with low levels of agreement between experts, and can identify whether this is due to true clinical disagreement or simply an issue with the wording of the indicator.

The report also warns companies of increasing risks if major businesses fail to become more transparent in their performance: "While companies can face barriers in setting up systems to measure and publicly disclose their performance on the seven first-generation indicators, the opportunity cost of opaqueness is rising".