Sentence examples for soft index from inspiring English sources

Post-disaster reconstruction has to focus not only on the fixed target, such as economic recovery and social order, but also on the soft index, such as the health and QOL of survivors.

Other large developing countries such as Brazil, Mexico, and Turkey are ranked ahead of China while the UK, Germany and the US are the top three (Soft power index 2015).

The tools for this reassessment are many and varied – economic and military data are key – but "softer" indices of judgement play a major role.

It is based on the palatal index description for cleft palate deformity (proportion between the width of the cleft (cleft's severity) and the summary of the width of the two palatal segments (tissue deficiency)) measured at the level of the hard and soft palates junction [ 43]: mild index: less than 0.2 (score: 1), moderate index: 0.2 to 0.4 (score: 2), severe index: greater than 0.4 (score: 4).

According to the latest released country index of soft power in 2015, China is ranked the last one among the 30 countries investigated.

Number of stories above the ground level (N), soft story index (SSI), overhang ratio (OHR), minimum normalized lateral stiffness index (MNLSTFI), minimum normalized lateral strength index (MNLSI) and normalized redundancy score (NRS) are selected as the basic estimation variables.

Six building performance modifiers were considered in this study for damage classification: number of stories above the ground level (N), soft story index (SSI), overhang ratio (OHR), minimum normalized lateral stiffness index (MNLSTFI), minimum normalized lateral strength index (MNLSI) and normalized redundancy score (NRS).

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The AcrySof® ReSTOR® multi-focal IOL is a biconvex single piece and consists of a high refractive index soft acrylic material.

No significant differences were detected for implant stability or mean graft resorption and soft tissue healing indices.

Wishful thinkers call this a soft landing, but another index, calculated by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, which is based on prices when contracts are agreed rather than at settlement, shows that average house prices have actually fallen by 7% since 2003; prices in once-hot Sydney have plunged by 16%.Britain's housing market has also cooled rapidly.