Sentence examples for reverse indicator from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Person of the Year award may be the ultimate reverse indicator.

Think of the yield on Treasuries as a reverse indicator of investor sentiment.

The reverse indicator — of selling shares when bullishness is high — has often, but not always, worked well.

The count of employment exits is at best pointless; at worst, it is a reverse indicator of limiting welfare dependence.

Other bulls who either gave up or were sent packing: Edward Kerschner of UBS PaineWebber (cameoed in my Oct. 15, 2001 column as a reverse indicator); Jeffrey Applegate, who was publicly squeezed from Lehman Brothers in November 2002; James Weiss at State Street Research.

If you think about it for a moment, the risk models aren't really indicators of risk at all; in fact, they often act as reverse indicators.

Reverse indicators, for which a lower proportion represents higher quality care.

But the effect of decentralization is canceled or even reversed when indicators of bureaucratic quality are high.

"We're looking at all the markers and trying to reverse the biochemical indicators through drugs, rather than focusing on the very obvious public health changes".

United Airlines also said a program had begun to install reverse thrust indicator lights on all their DC-6 and DC-6B aircraft.

Median follow-up time was computed by the Kaplan-Meier method with reverse status indicator as proposed by Schemper and Smith [ 7].