Sentence examples for rough indicators from inspiring English sources

All the rough indicators of coverage converge and indicate an increase in coverage for the various antigens, a decrease in children lost to follow-up of BCG/DTCP1 and DTCP1/DTCP2, and a relative reduction in regional disparities.

We intend to show that such an approach, simple in its application and requiring no particular skills of analysis, makes it possible to go beyond the general indications provided by the rough indicators of coverage and obtain a truer picture of the real immunization activities in regions or health districts.

STOCKS Equity markets are good rough indicators of how investors look at a country's prospects — the productivity of its enterprises and the health of its financial system.

Thermocouple temperatures serve only as rough indicators, secondary to the RHEED patterns.

Although the number of strong-motion records at a couple of stations is not adequate due to low seismicity, we provide the standard deviations of spectral ratios as rough indicators of variability.

While the government hasn't disclosed exactly what kind of a bill that's racking up, we do have a few rough indicators.

The expected frequency of a GO category is We propose to use the ratio of observed to expected frequencies as a rough indicator of enrichment; a ratio above one indicates that the GO category is enriched in the sample with respect to its average expectation, while a ratio below one indicates a depleted GO category.

There are no exact figures on the number of executives who are changing gears toward teaching, but a rough indicator of the new interest comes from the National Center for Education Information.

Amfels also took on military projects whose details seemed to be known by every aspiring blue-collar worker in Cameron Park, and a rough indicator of its corporate health could be sighted from miles away.

Using Super Bowl ads as a rough indicator of the high end of the market, he determined that in 2010 the price of an American's attention was six cents per minute.

The point of exam results, rather than to be a rough indicator of a young person's academic development, has become to act as the means by which we judge teachers and schools.