Sentence examples for strategy indicator from inspiring English sources

Various instruments are used throughout the world for evaluating specific coping strategies, for example, The Mainz Coping Inventory (Krohne et al. 2000), the Coping Strategy Indicator, and The Measure of Daily Coping (Stone and Neale 1984), among others.

Coping strategy is measured with the Dutch Brief Coping Strategy Indicator (DUBRISCI), a brief version of the Coping Strategies Indicator (CSI) [ 84].

Direct comparison of relative changes in response to eCO2 under medium and long-term adaptation scenarios reveals clear differences only for drainage (Q), total evapotranspiration (ET), transpiration by perennial and seasonal vegetation (Et,p and Et,s, respectively), FPC, CO2 assimilation rate (Ag), the water-use strategy indicator λ and RAI, as summarized in Table  6.

Compared to the more traditional consumption, poverty and nutritional proxy measures, coping strategy indicators are best at minimising the risk of classifying a food insecure household as food secure; they also identify sources of vulnerability (Maxwell et al. 1999).

This paper is a first attempt to analyze IP strategy of Japanese firms, by using large datasets from the Japan Patent Office's (JPO), called "Survey of Intellectual Property Activities (SIPA)." Descriptive regressions of IP strategy indicators suggest a non-linear relationship between firm size and licensing propensity.

For each adaptation strategy, these indicators express Charlottetown's measured vulnerability, strategy resilience, and adaptive capacity over the planning period.

The econometric strategy linked indicators of compliance with labor regulations and other labor outcomes with the enforcement measure and with a rich set of individual characteristics, and economic, institutional and development characteristics of Argentine provinces.

The term "protected water" made international estimates to greatly overstate access to safe drinking water and call for enhanced monitoring strategy combining indicators of sanitary protection with measures of water quality (Bain et al. 2014).

These active and passive measures lie at the heart of any activation strategy, so indicators of their intensity and how it has varied with the onset of the Great Recession can throw light on how activation is being implemented in different countries and over time.

For the 1-day strategies, this indicator was about 2 (range=2.1 2.3).

For this anchor strategy, different indicators such as mortality or disease diagnoses have been used [ 7].