Sentence examples for relevance of indicators from inspiring English sources
"One by-product is a fall in the relevance of indicators such as power consumption, rail-cargo volume and new bank credit in gauging economic performance," he wrote.
Given these results, an interesting thought is to what extent the perceived relevance of indicators by (future) patients should drive the selection of quality indicators for comparative health care information.
Although EMS standards recognise the relevance of using indicators, they do not specify any methodology to identify which indicators have to be implemented.
The relevance of appropriate indicators for building energy regulation and certification schemes is discussed, presenting the main conditions they should fulfil.
Our study presents the results of a survey of physicians and/or researchers working in 21 European countries, on their opinion about the relevance of perinatal indicators, in order to compare it with the EURO-PERISTAT recommendations.
The emphasis on two out of eight critical United Nations Millennium Development Goals, that is, reducing under five mortality by two-thirds between 1990 and 2015; and reducing maternal mortality ratio by three quarters between 1990 and 2015 epitomise the relevance of these indicators in global efforts towards human development and alleviation of poverty [5], [6], [7].
Also the relevance of performance indicators was relatively low (24 out of 84 or 29%).
This study aims to identify and test the relevance of existing indicators of deprivation to help clinicians investigate social status.
The relevance of performance indicators was higher (64 out of 78 or 82%) and all of them were already available at that moment.
We analysed the differences in patient and physician ratings of relevance of all indicators by applying descriptive statistics, t-tests and Wilcoxon tests.
We asked them to evaluate the relevance of the indicators for preventive policy (yes/no) and the corresponding criteria (good, too weak, too strong or not relevant).
