Sentence examples for statistics indicators from inspiring English sources

Jan Freitag, senior vice president of STR, called these statistics "indicators of a very healthy extended-stay industry in Manhattan," and said it was "not surprising that real estate developers are targeting longer-term clientele that does not want to be locked into a long-term, annual lease".

This is achieved through the use of both traditional statistics indicators (obtained from the Operation, Administration and Maintenance (OAM) system) and the user information obtained from the mobile traces gathered both in LTE and in the co-existing uRAT.

The number of fellows jumped from less than 200 annually before the creation of the BCP, to more than 1200 within the first year of the program implementation (Statistics indicators, Becas CONICYT International).

As a global feature extracted from the whole rectangle, the following statistics indicators were considered: pixel intensity arithmetic mean, pixel intensity standard deviation, pixel intensity median, histogram mean, histogram standard deviation, and the histogram median.

Statistical indicators included C-statistics, sensitivity, and predictive positive value[ 1], and the thresholds for calculating statistical indicators were set as the corresponding levels of outcomes.

Statistics-based indicators (C-statistics, sensitivity, & Predictive Positive Value) and characteristics of identified top groups by different models (expenditures and prevalence of manageable diseases) were presented.

Although the Cochran Q test provides evidence for (residual) heterogeneity in all the models, a substantial amount is actually explained by between-country differences, as indicated by the larger drop in the I statistics when indicators for country are included as meta-predictors.

The concentration index value indicated whether the inequity was bottom or top; however, for Wald's statistics the indicators according to the equity factor needed to be eye-balled to assess whether the inequity detected as statistically significant was top or bottom inequity.

"But they are still high," says Andreas Schleicher, the OECD's head of education statistics and indicators.

(I thought I'd try to infuse one of these services into the post, so a very special thanks to David Sament, whom I found on Task Rabbit, and helped me research some of the economic statistics and indicators).

At international level, almost no data is available and there is not even an agreed set of potential statistics and indicators to be used.