Almost half the pupils receive pupil premium – an indicator of disadvantage.
Some grammar school headteachers have been experimenting with prioritising children on free school meals or in receipt of the pupil premium – another indicator of disadvantage.
The coefficient on the high premium group indicator is of primary interest and is defined as: β 0 + β p P i s.
The Obama administration has not said how many of the new enrollees have paid their first premiums, a key indicator of how many people will actually have health coverage.
Claims data provided information on patient age, sex, arthritis diagnosis, medical comorbidity (assessed with a claims-based version of the Charlson comorbidity index [ 1, 26] and whether the state Medicaid program paid the Medicare premiums. (This indicator identifies patients with income near the poverty level).
Another important characteristic of the organic market is the price premium of organic products (indicators 32).
It was, until last Sunday, the most comforting of statistics: the Jets had yielded 18 sacks in their first 12 games, an indicator of the premium they placed on protecting their most precious assets.
For these reasons, many analysts think the best indicator of how premiums are changing is to compare the price of the second-cheapest "silver" plan in 2016 to the second-cheapest silver plan of 2015.
To assess the number and capacity of plants which are currently capable of operating in flexible mode, the claiming of the premium payment for flexibility can be a good indicator.
For this evaluation, the selected indicators correspond to the pure risk premium (average annual loss / exposed reposition value) for six sectors: residential (RF1), commercial (RF2), industrial (RF3), health (RF4), institutional (RF5), and education (RF6).
