Sentence examples for public indices from inspiring English sources

"All the public indices of success were there," he said.

Yet while Latin America's public indices continue to soar, the private-equity firms you might expect to pounce on such assets have largely remained on the sidelines.

The 30-year return on early-stage venture beats the public indices by about 2.5x.

Public indices: in this category, the indices ignore the kind of water consumption in the evaluation process, such as NSFWQI, Horton (Ott 1978; Horton 1965).

In general, water quality indices are divided into five main groups (Sobhani 2003): (A) Public indices: in this category, the indices ignore the kind of water consumption in the evaluation process, such as NSFWQI, Horton (Ott 1978; Horton 1965).

The center has created a Web site, Open CRS, on which it makes some of the research service's reports available, but until recently, the only comprehensive source for the reports — there is no public index of them — was a small company, Penny Hill Press.

Tap aims to be the world's first public index and global search engine for drinking water.

But going dark doesn't mean keeping the general public entirely in the dark: JSCoRE has asked authors to provide titles and abstracts that don't have to be kept secret, so the journal can appear in public indexes.

With a third-quarter reading of 55.3, up from 50.7 in the last quarter before HSBC made its EMI index public, the index showed a growing number of purchasing managers are taking a more positive view on economic conditions in the manufacturing and services, with an increase in the surveys employment gauge for the first time in 12 months and the best output figures in a year.

Several non-public indexes of prohibited books were created, and over 1,500 Polish writers were declared "dangerous to the German state and culture".

Additionally, having a combination of both systematic review methodology indexing terms and public health indexing terms in our PH search filter dually limited our results sets, retrieving only content which met all requirements for both methodology and public health content.