Sentence examples for overall index score from inspiring English sources

Regional performance on the overall index score and by subindexes is also covered in the report.

The results divided the results into five "Squeezometer" levels of financial pressure, which were then put together to give an overall index score.

In the overall index score, North America takes first position having closed 74% of its gender gap according to the WEF.

However, the overall index score for young people not in education, employment or training (Neets) dropped this year to an index score of 59, while it was 61 last year.

According to Sun Life, this overall index score captures how respondents feel about five factors: the economy, personal finances, health, government benefits and employee benefits.

Brands in the clothing store sector were measured with YouGov BrandIndex's purchase consideration score, and the overall Index score - the research firm's flagship measurement of brand health.

It was important to evaluate individual indicators in addition to sub-indices and overall index scores when making recommendations or identifying gaps in sustainable practices at the farm level.

"Of the 115 countries covered in the report since 2006, more than two-thirds have posted gains in overall index scores, indicating that the world in general has made progress towards equality," Ricardo Hausmann, one of the authors of the report, said in a statement.

The MOS-Sleep [ 18] is a 12-item measure that contains 7 subscales and 2 overall index scores (a 6-item and a 9-item index) (Table 2).

The overall index scores, which take into account both the level of the cue and its weight, were an average of 69, SD 20.5 and ranged from 27 100.

In contrast, all parent-rated and all teacher-rated BRIEF overall index scores (Behavioral Regulation, Metacognitive Index, and Global Executive Composite) were significantly higher than age-scaled norms, indicating that parents and teachers both identified significant behavioral difficulties in global behavioral executive function abilities.