Sentence examples for recognised index from inspiring English sources

For review articles, some additional inclusion criteria applied: the article must include information on how the literature search was done and which scientifically recognised index was used; selection criteria must define the type of articles included in the review.

The Economist has collated recognised indices for each of these assets to create a "valuables index".

I found it almost always recognised my index finger on first attempt; physically smaller but performing similarly to that found on the Nexus 6P.

The two recognised databases 'Index to theses' and 'Proquest Dissertations and Theses' were used.

Before the Masindi EHF outbreak was recognised, several index family members attended the local health centre in Kaduku village, where one of the nurses became infected.

From its inception in 1999, the Dow Jones Sustainability Index has recognised Henkel for its leading sustainability performance and it continues to list the company to this day.

Common risk factors for CDI outbreaks, such as age above 65 years and a high co-morbidity index, were recognised as trends in our study.

Mechanical factors such as a history of joint trauma or a high body mass index are recognised risk factors for OA, as are certain endogenous factors like type II collagen mutations and acetabular dysplasia.

3 7 However, it has long been recognised that clinician-reported indices are not entirely objective 8 and fail to capture the impact of disease from the patient's perspective.

Bangladesh, recognised by Foreign Policy's 2010 index as a failed state, is just recovering from years of emergency rule.

First it should be recognised that the Global Gender Gap Index (GGGI), put together by the World Economic Forum, measures gaps rather than levels of gender equality or, indeed, women's empowerment.