Gordinier said that an ambitious New York restaurant's ability to spot Pete Wells is a similar indicator of thoroughness: "If they don't recognize who he is, then they are missing a very important detail, and therefore they may not be paying attention to other important details".
For this reason, collaboration with other similar indicator processes is necessary.
Previous studies has used similar indicator to measure general ability (Davidsson and Honig, 2003; Vaillant and Lafuente, 2007).
The second phase of data collection was intended to involve collection of similar indicator data after implementation in order to evaluate the schemes' results.
Table 6 omits the initial state of policies and institutions among the explanatory variables, the reason being that a similar indicator is not available for most of the policy domains considered.
This may explain why the trust percentage number in the executive branch of the federal government in 2014 is 43percentt whereas a similar indicator by Gallup for state governments in 2013 is on average higher at 58percentt.
The QALY Quality Adjusted Lifee Year) is a similar indicator, but its range is opposite, from 0 (death) to 1 (perfect health).
Hurlen et al. introduced a similar indicator by defining report turnaround time (RTAT) to measure not only the technology but take care that the direct "involvement of key actors and are important for sustaining positive results" [ 31].
